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Learn more about Hebrew vowels and symbols!

Before starting Stage 3, where Tefilot and Biblical texts are used to teach 6 prefixes and 3 suffixes, students may need to make sure they know how to pronounce all their vowels. This series recaps all the vowels, symbols and sounds, and also teaches the vowel combinations at the end of words: Oy, Aye and Av.

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Developed as a course within Jigzi, the first stage is about learning the Hebrew letters in a fun, interactive and innovative way. Two versions are available: one with American accents and one with British accents.

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Stage 1

Educator Guide

Flash Cards

Mish Mash Letters is a series 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.

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Mish Mash Letters

Educator Guide

Flash Cards

Ji Alef-Bet Stage 2 focuses on the young child beginning to put Hebrew letters together to start reading simple Hebrew words. Animated stories of each letter slowly progress into a static book that young children can read to themselves.

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Stage 2

Educator Guide

Flash Cards

Poster: Gematria

Revise the alphabet and learn about the numerical values of each letter (gematria) in the Hebrew alphabet through riddles. Each riddle also highlights possible discussion points for class.

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Stage 2a: Letters, Gematria and Riddles

Poster: Vowels

Before starting Stage 3, where Tefilot and Biblical texts are used to teach 6 prefixes and 3 suffixes, students may need to recap how to pronounce all their vowels. This series recaps all the vowels, symbols and sounds, and also teaches the vowel combinations at the end of words: Oy, Aye and Av.

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Stage 2b: Vowels and Sounds

Educator Guide

In Stage 3, we introduce the concept of the shoresh (using the root גדל), God’s name and the Hebrew word for God, prefixes ה, ו, ב, כ, ל, מ and suffixes י.,ךְ, ךָ . For reading practice, children read selected prayers and texts from the Tanach.

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Stage 3

Educator Guide

These resources cover all 3 series. Downloads include a compilation of the 275 Hebrew words, flash cards of all the words, and a coloring-in book of the letters.

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