Hineni 1 Interactive E-Z User Guide

With Our Compliments: Hineni 1 Interactive E-Z User Guide     This document is being made available in Adobe Acrobat (.PDF) format. E-Z User Guide--Revised version     A guide for Hineni 1 Interactive CD to: Help install and use the program.   Show how to easily assess students' progress online.

Hineni: Evaluating Process

Techniques for assessing students' progress in prayer reading skills and familiarity with key prayer words and content.    

Managing Hineni: Classroom Techniques

  Techniques for implementing Hineni in the classroom, customizing the program, and evaluating progress. Customizing the Series for Your School

Kol Yisrael 1 Resources

    Prayers in Kol Yisrael 1, 2 & 3 [PDF]   Big Ideas and Essential Questions  

Case Study: A Glimpse into a Day School's Textbook Adoptions

By Tirza Dalkoff   I routinely walk the halls of our school, popping in to visit classes. Last month, the sound of lively music drew me in to a second-grade Hebrew class where the children were happily singing along with the Shiru Shalom Ivrit music CD and loving every minute of it. Shalom Ivrit is new in our school. Why did we adopt it?  

Playing Card Games With Shuffle It in Hebrew

Kids love playing card games. Perhaps that’s why Shuffle It in Hebrew cards are so popular with pre-K to fourth graders. They have a blast playing "Magic Threes," "Match Me!" and "Hit the Hay," while educators are delighted to see their students refining their Hebrew skills (letter recognition, decoding, word comprehension, and categorization) while they’re having fun.

The Self-Paced Hebrew Learner: Serving the Needs of All Students

Ways to implement an independent Hebrew learning program for individual students or an entire class By Lisa J. Goldstein Jenny, a fifth-grade religious school student, wants to be an actress. So imagine her excitement when she is picked to play the lead in Bye Bye Birdie. But after-school rehearsals mean that Jenny's attendance at religious school is spotty. The teacher, Jenny's classmates, and Jenny herself, never know whether she'll be in class the next lesson or not. And so Jenny begins to fall behind. Teaser:  Do you have students withscheduling conflicts? Or students who learn more quickly or slowly than their classmates? Students who enrolled late in the year or in later grades? Some independent study in Hebrew may be just the answer for students like these. Read about the four tools students require to make it a success.

Learn Hebrew Online

At Behrman House we offer you the most complete and effective set of digital learning tools—CD-based and online—for learning to read Hebrew and learning prayer.       We can help you learn to read Hebrew online.       Can I learn Hebrew letters online?

Hineni Workshop Video