Eight four-page full-color folders introduce your students to basic modern Hebrew vocabulary and simple sentence structure. Engaging, manageable activities provide students with an opportunity to read, write, and speak the words and phrases they are learning. Each folder contains a humorous cartoon story with all-Hebrew dialogue that gently immerses students in modern Hebrew; a milon (dictionary) that defines new vocabulary; and a "word ribbon" that reminds students of the basic vocabulary set used throughout Ulpan Alef.

Other features include: "Hu/Hi" ("He/She")–determine whether a word or phrase is masculine or feminine; "Kein/Lo" ("Yes/No")–decide whether the captions for illustrations are correct or not; "It's a Match!"–connect Hebrew words to appropriate illustrations; "Under Construction"–create original sentences using the new vocabulary; "Welcome to Israel!"–take a photographic look at Israel.

CONTENTS OF THE FOLDERS:

1. Shalom (greetings and responses)
2. The Family at Home
3. Food
4. At School
5. Clothing
6. What Time Is It? (numbers and telling time)
7. Where? (visiting places in the neighborhood)
8. In the Park (sports and nature)

HOW TO USE THE FOLDERS: Ideal to use in conjunction with Hineni or with any prayer program.

• Designate a portion of each Hebrew class to teaching part of a folder or allot a full session each month to teaching a complete folder.
• Teach the folders in conjunction with holidays, school programs, or other special times of the year (e.g., use "At School" on the first day of class).

Folders can be used in any order.

Set of 8 folders


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