Alef Bet Quest

	“The Alef Bet Quest CD-ROM has proved to be a success: most of the third graders are playing the games on a weekly basis, reinforcing what we learn in class at home, which I believe has played a huge role in the students’ amazing strides in mastering the alef bet. It has been an incredible experience to watch these students really grab hold of their Hebrew education and run with it.”
	Susan Goldberg Pardo Director of Education, Temple Beth Zion Amherst, New York
	“One parent told me her daughter keeps asking if she can play with her Alef Bet Quest computer games. Behind the closed door, the mom hears, ‘Ba, ba.’ The kids are having so much fun with it.”
	Hilary Greenberg Education Director Congregation B'nai Israel Basking Ridge, New Jersey
	“When I saw Alef Bet Quest on the Golem Plan, I thought, This is exactly what I’ve been looking for. It is vibrant and appealing and my families will be very excited about the CD-ROM component.”
	Julie Wohl Education Director Zeman Religious School of Oheb Shalom South Orange, New Jersey
	“I want to be your poster child for Alef Bet Quest and Kol Yisrael. I think this series is wonderful. It fits perfectly with our needs—something to do at home to help children and their parents and something in class to engage the kids. I like the philosophy behind the teaching.”
	Gail Buchbinder Principal Temple Beth AhmYisrael Religious School Springfield, New Jersey
	"Kol hakavod to Behrman House on the release of Alef Bet Quest and Kol Yisrael. I particularly like the connections in Alef Bet Quest between Hebrew language and modern Israel. Our local schools strive to identify engaging learning resources to teach both Israel and Hebrew language to our students in younger grades, and I am certain that Alef Bet Quest will help students learn more about these topics. The updated and colorful graphics in both Alef Bet Quest and Kol Yisrael text and software are a visual treat, and I appreciate that the software allows students to proceed at their own pace – either fast-moving or slow and leisurely."
		Michael Lederman Director, Battat Educational Resource Center Bureau of Jewish Education San Francisco, California