Developed as a course and aimed at children aged 5 and 6, this series within the Ji Alef-Bet series, is a remedial course for children to happily learn the difference between letters that are commonly confused.
Description
Learn the differences between letters that look alike!
This Mish Mash series is designed as a remedial course to help students who confuse the similarly-shaped letters in the Hebrew alphabet. The stories emphasize the differences between the letters, and the exercises that follow the story provide practice in recognizing and discriminating between the commonly confused letters.
We chose to continue the idea of the pop-up book from the first Ji Alef-Bet series. However, this book folds out, so that we can easily compare the letters that present difficulty to the child.
The stories and instructions are in English as this course was designed not only for ‘Sunday’ schools and cheders, but for families with young children, whose parents do not necessarily know Hebrew.
Features
This animated series will enrich your young child:
Animated stories for each set of letters that can be confused, emphasizing differences between them
Puzzles and exercises to encourage letter recognition and differentiation
Reading exercises, where children can sound out the letters and vowels, and then check themselves to see if they were correct
Children learn and interact with Hebrew words and pictures for each letter, increasing Hebrew vocabulary
Stickers with the letters, animations and scenes from the stories available in Jigzi’s creation tool, so children can build their own scenes and words with the characters that they recognize from the series
For parents and educators
Fully Illustrated Educator Guide
This beautifully illustrated book will guide you through teaching each letter, with tips and tricks to help the young child remember the letters and the differences between them.
Rich Jewish Content
The words selected for inclusion in this series were carefully chosen for their connection to the festivals, the Tanach, or with Jewish values. The values that we teach in the letter animations are also carefully constructed for young children to understand: giving charity, welcoming friends, and other mitzvot.
Flash cards
Print out this set of flash cards containing all 27 Hebrew words used throughout the series. Cut them, fold them, use them in your classroom!
