Hebrew Slide Flashcards for English Speakers | Sephardi BUNDLE slide shows #1-#4

Students will enjoy these self-checking, digital flashcards, whether as a kriyah center, a whole class activity, or for tutoring, while learning the aleph bet (alef beis, aleph bais). These digital flashcards are engaging, effective, and fun!! There's deliberate wait time for students to identify the letter before moving on.

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Check out the PREVIEW video by clicking on "Products in this Bundle (4)" above. Make sure you can see the Hebrew letter names at the bottom of the slide and volume is turned on.

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Hebrew Letters For English Speakers (Modern Sephardi) is a phonetic and pictorial, digital flashcard, alphabetic slide show series for a whole class or center activity and is amazing for your Hebrew instruction, even when distance learning.

This is a paperless, self-running, self-checking, visual, musical, engaging, "digital flashcard" program. You will complete each slide activity in as little as 5 minutes or as much as 30 minutes of class time.

** Great for distance learning! Share your screen with your students. (Zoom sharing Instructions here- https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/201362153-How-Do-I-Share-My-Screen-)

Check out the amazing PREVIEW movie. Make sure you can see the Hebrew letter names at the bottom of the slide and volume is turned on.

• NOTE- Make sure you have PowerPoint software on which to play the presentation.

• NOTE- Aleph and Ayin are presented as silent letters because only their vowels make sounds. If you really feel strongly that you want a picture on the aleph or ayin slide, just drop your own clip art or photograph onto the slide. It's that easy!

• Buyers can change the letter name spelling and slide speed with PowerPoint controls.

My slide presentations of Hebrew letters are easier for English speakers, because other programs present Hebrew words, not English words with the letters. So, a lion is often shown with the letter aleph, and a camel is shown for gimmel. In my slide show series, though, the English pictures make sense to English speakers:

• banana start with bet
• veterinarian starts with vet
• gate starts with gimmel

Amazingly, those words are actually Hebrew words, too! Yes, all the pictures in my slide shows, are the initial sounds in BOTH languages!

Students have a few moments to guess or say the name of the letter on the screen before the correct answer appears, giving instant feedback! Educational researchers say this is very motivating for kids, and the reason they are drawn to video games. Simulate that feedback with these presentations.

Slide Show #1 (can be purchased individually)

Slide Show #1 is for introducing letters to beginners. Slide Show #1 presents each Hebrew letter on its own slide with one phonetic picture clue, in alphabetical order.

Use this slide show to:

• introduce each Hebrew letter as a whole class activity
• practice letter identification as a center activity
• remediate or tutor 1:1 if needed

Slide Show #2 (can be purchased individually)

Slide Show #2 is displays each Hebrew letter on its own slide with one phonetic picture clue, in random order.

Use this slide show to:

• introduce each Hebrew letter as a whole class activity
• practice letter identification as a center activity
• remediate or tutor 1:1 if needed

Slide Show #3 (can be purchased individually)

Slide Show #3 is for practicing and assessing letter recognition. The letter appears by itself on the screen, and then the letter name appears on the bottom after a few seconds of wait time.

Letters are:

• presented in alphabetical order
• without picture clues

Use this slide show to:

• practice letter recognition as a whole class activity
• practice letter recognition as a center activity
• assess students with this "visual quiz" as digital "flashcards" appear on the screen
• remediate or tutor 1:1 if needed

Slide Show #4 (can be purchased individually)

Slide Show #4 is for practicing and assessing letter recognition. The letter appears by itself on the screen, and then the letter name appears on the bottom after a few seconds of wait time.

Letters are:

• presented in random order
• without picture clues

Use this slide show to:

• practice letter recognition as a whole class activity
• practice letter recognition as a center activity
• assess students with this "visual quiz"
• use for optional 1:1 tutoring, if needed

You might be interested in these 8 available slide shows

There are 4 slide shows with Sephardic letter names and 4 slide shows with Ashkenazi letter names available.

Ashkenazi Slide Show #1 - Alphabetical Order, with phonetic picture clues

Ashkenazi Slide Show #2 -Random Order, with phonetic picture clues

Ashkenazi Slide Show #3 -Alphabetical, without picture clues

Ashkenazi Slide Show #4 -Random Order, without picture clues

Ashkenazi BUNDLE of 4 - #1,#2, #3, #4

Sephardi Slide Show #1 - Alphabetical Order, with phonetic picture clues

Sephardi Slide Show #2 -Random Order, with phonetic picture clues

Sephardi Slide Show #3 -Alphabetical, without picture clues

Sephardi Slide Show #4 -Random Order, without picture clues

Sephardi BUNDLE of 4 - #1,#2, #3, #4

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