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Hebrew centers $5-10
This Week's Parsha Is: Torah Portion Bundle
This bundle is great to use as a bulletin board decoration, something to keep on your white board or have students use the different Torah portion cards to learn the order of the portions! There are endless options as to how this can be used!Includes different fonts, English and Hebrew versions! I recommend printing on cardstock and laminating. Once that is done, put velcro on the back to be able to change out the portions each week!
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K - 3rd
Hebrew fruits and vegetables hide and seek, fruits and vegetables game in hebrew
Explore the vibrant world of Hebrew language learning with our digital file designed to make discovering fruits and vegetables a fun and engaging experience! Perfect for learners of all ages, this interactive resource allows you to play while learning. Just cover the left side with a ziplock filled with paint and have fun finding and matching the words on the right to the left side. . Dive into the rich tapestry of Hebrew vocabulary as you read , identify, and enjoy the colorful illustrations of
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PreK - 2nd
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PURIM Story Labels - Megilas Esther
The lables are a summaries of Megilas EstherUse these labels for the students to stick in their Megillos near the corresponding pessukim.Each student gets an entire row (from top to bottom) of each of the sticker pages (20 labels in total per student).Each set of 2 pages is enough for 3 students (print as many sets as you need for your class).The labels are in different orders in order that students collaborate with each other instead of just copying.
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4th - 6th
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Hanukkah Greeting Card (Hebrew + English) כרטיס ברכה לחג חנוכה
Create your own greeting cards for Hanukkah!A fun and engaging activity for elementary school students, who will be able to create their own cards for their friends and families.This resource includes Hebrew and English versions.This activity includes:• Cover page for the card, available in three versions: Hebrew (מנוקד), Hebrew (לא מנוקד) and English.• Four variations of the inner card section, each provided in three versions: Hebrew (מנוקד), Hebrew (לא מנוקד) and English. • A word bank for wri
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1st - 6th
Hebrew fruits and vegetables, עברית,פרות וירקות, Hebrew Vocabulary, hebrew games
This is Explore the vibrant world of Hebrew language learning with our digital file designed to make discovering fruits and vegetables a fun and engaging experience! Perfect for learners of all ages, this interactive resource allows you to play educational games using magnet chips, clips, or any other creative materials you prefer. Dive into the rich tapestry of Hebrew vocabulary as you read, identify, and enjoy the colorful illustrations of various fruits and vegetables. Whether you're a teache
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K - 3rd
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Build A Syllable Kriah (Hebrew Reading) Center
Use this Build A Syllable center activity as a great resource to review Hebrew reading, with a focus on blending letters and vowels.This activity can be used as a Kriah (Hebrew reading) center and played by a small group of students. The theme of fruit and trees can be used in honor of Tu Bshvat or any time of year.Includes directions, tree cards and 3 tree sorting mats.For more details check out my blog hereCheck out some of my other Kriah center activitiesSyllable Sort Activity- for another Tu
Matching game Hebrew block and script letters. משחק התאמה בין דפוס לכתיב
This file has the long cards with block letters as well as smaller cards with script letters that need to be matched.Just print, cut and enjoy !Please visit my store for more products.https://myhebrewhelper.etsy.com
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K - 2nd
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Aleph Bet/ Alef Beis - 13 Hebrew Games with Vowels נִקּוּד - Spring Theme
13 Engaging, effective Hebrew alef bet/aleph bais games (one game per vowel including chatafs) that infuse fun into learning and connect students to Judaism! Great for practice, assessment, differentiation, and remediation.**SAVE here with the BUNDLE that includes games without vowels, too.ContentsCompliment Cards (like Brag Tag reward cards)Hebrew alphabet Reference Charts with various spellings like Sofit, Sofis, Enda, and Lange lettersPrintable game piecesPrintable spinners1 BONUS blank game
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PreK - 6th
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Hebrew letters- Block and script- hot air balloon theme
This file has all the Hebrew letters in block and script- hot air balloon theme.Just print, cut and enjoy!Please visit my store for more products.https://myhebrewhelper.etsy.com
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K - 5th
Sukkot BINGO
Have fun in the sukkah with Sukkot Picture BINGO! This low-prep game encourages interaction and friendly competition among children of all ages while learning about the symbols of this important Jewish holiday. The set features adorable Sukkot-themed images, including children decorating a sukkah, various lulavs, etrogs, Torahs, and more! No need for markers or chips—just grab a board and a pencil for each player. Contents32 Assorted BINGO Cards per setCall Cards How to PlaySelect a call card at
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PreK - 8th
Also included in: Jewish Holiday Picture BINGO Bundle
Guess Who Kriah (Hebrew Reading) Game
Use this Guess Who Game as a fun way to review the silent letter rule in Hebrew reading. Aleph, vav or yud can appear in the middle of the word with out a nekudah and are silent. This game can be used as a Kriah (Hebrew reading) center and played in partners. It is a great review of the rule and also gets students to focus on word parts, syllables, vowels and letters in a fun way. Includes directions, Guess Who board, and Guess who double sided word cards. You will need bingo chips or other sm
Israel
5 pages about IsraelWhat is Israel - location, language and currency GreetingsHow to make an Israeli salad How to help IsraelLet's color the flag
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PreK - 1st
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Classroom Word Labels - Hebrew
Bring the bilingual (Hebrew/English) vocabulary directly to where it is most needed, the classroom.This new collection includes the vocabulary needed for most typical classroom elements, including teacher, student, alphabet and numbers. 30 cards total.All labels include a colorful illustration (fair use clipart) as well as the vocabulary word in both English and Hebrew (with nikkud).Note: Can be printed on Avery White Removable Multipurpose Labels #6464 for immediate use or printed on cardstock
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Not Grade Specific
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Alef Beis Flashcards Small
This file contains Alef Beis Flash cards both with and without letter names.1) Use these cards to review letters2) Use these cards as incentives - when children are caught doing something good they can pick a random letter from the letter box. They work on collecting a complete set of letters - When they complete the full set they earn a prize. When they earn a double letter they can trade it with a friend, helps generate momentum and excitement in the classroom. (Be sure to copy a complete set
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PreK - 2nd
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Hebrew letters: Clip the Sound Cards
Introducing "Clip the Sound": the perfect game to help students of all levels learn the initial letter sounds of Hebrew words. With colorful images of items in English, this game is designed to be easy and fun for even those with minimal Hebrew vocabulary. Simply print on cardstock, use clothespins to clip the image to the initial letter sound, or laminate cards and have students circle the correct sound. Let the fun and learning begin!
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PreK - K
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Kriah Fluency Pop Game
Use this Pop Fluent Phrases game as a great resource to review Hebrew reading, with a focus on reading words with shva fluently.Game cards include phrases from Tehilim with high frequency of words with exceptions and words with silent/loud shva.This game can be used as a Kriah (Hebrew reading) center and played by a small group of students. Includes directions and playing cards.For more kriah ideas, visit my blog here* Since there are phrases of Tehilim printed on the cards, please dispose of pr
Kriah Game Roll for Yud Endings
Use this Roll for Yud game as a great resource to review Hebrew reading, with a focus on the rule of words ending with yud.This game can be used as a Kriah (Hebrew reading) center and played by a small group of students. Includes directions, word cards and dice for playing.For more kriah ideas, visit my blog hereCheck out some of my other Kriah center gamesWrite and Wipe SyllablesSyllabicating Board GameSpot It for Shin and SInFluency Pop GameChanuka Spin and ReadSyllable Sort ActivityPatach Ch
Aleph Bet/ Alef Beis Space Trail Games Set 2 with Hebrew Vowels נִקּוּד
You get a whole year of games with every Hebrew vowel!Students learn rapidly with games, and these games are great for either Sephardic or Ashkenazic pronunciation. They are engaging, effective, and fun!! Game Set #2Practice Level 2- Read with Nikkudot. This set of games has a game board for every vowel, a game board for each half of the alef bet, and a game board for the entire alef bet. There's no need to worry about differentiation, because I've got you covered!!ContentsFirst, there are 3 tr
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PreK - 6th
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Also included in: Hebrew Aleph Bet/ Alef Bais Games Bundle with Vowels נִקּוּד Space Theme
Patach Chet Kriah Dominoes (Hebrew reading)
Use this domino game to practice Kriah (Hebrew reading) with a focus on reading words that end with Patach Chet. This activity can be used as a Kriah (Hebrew reading) center and played in small groups. Includes directions and 24 dominoes.For more kriah ideas, visit my blog hereCheck out some of my other Kriah center activitiesWrite and Wipe SyllablesSyllabicating Board GameSpot It for Shin and SInFluency Pop GameChanuka Spin and ReadSyllable Sort ActivityRoll for Yud Endings
Shalom Bulletin Board | Jewish Classroom Decor | Bulletin Board Idea
Shalom Bulletin Board | Jewish Classroom Decor | Bulletin Board IdeaWelcome your students to their new classroom with this Shalom Bulletin Board! It comes with "Shalom" in an easy-to-read format in both Hebrew and English, editable labels and cards in 2 different "pastel spot" patterns, 8 matching borders, all with a Shalom theme.Just download, print, cut, and display! The labels and cards are editable---Insert a text box to add your student's names or write them in by hand--your choice! Thi
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Not Grade Specific
Chanukah Guess Who Kriah Game
Use this Chanukah Guess Who Game as a fun way to get your students to work with Hebrew words. Have your students read Chanukah themed words and focus on syllables, rhyming, beginning and ending letters and more. This game can be used as a Kriah (Hebrew reading) center and played in partners. It is perfect to play on Chanukah or any time of year. Includes directions, Guess Who board, and Guess who double sided word cards. I have included color and black and white versions for your convenience.You
Syllable Sort for Hebrew reading (Kriah)
Use this Fruit Syllable Sort as a great resource to review Hebrew reading, with a focus on syllabicating words.This game can be used as a Kriah (Hebrew reading) center and played by a small group of students. The theme of fruit and trees can be used in honor of Tu Bshvat or any time of year. Includes directions, fruit word cards and 3 tree sorting mats. For more details check out my blog hereCheck out some of my other Kriah center gamesWrite and Wipe SyllablesSyllabicating Board GameSpot It for
Purim Land Kriah Game
Use this Purim Land game as a great resource to review Hebrew reading, with a focus on syllabicating words.This game can be used as a Kriah (Hebrew reading) center and played by a small group of students. Includes directions, game board and playing cards. You will need playing pieces for each student playing the game.For more kriah idea, visit my blog hereCheck out some of my other Kriah center gamesWrite and Wipe SyllablesSpot It for Shin and SInFluency Pop GameChanuka Spin and ReadSyllable Sor
Write and Wipe Syllables Kriah Activity
Use this Write and Wipe Syllables game as a great resource to review Hebrew reading (Kriah), with a focus on dividing syllables to read words with and without shva.With cardstock paper and a laminating machine, you can create your own dry-erase mat.Students use a dry erase marker to write a word in syllables and then lift the mat to check if they were correct,This activity can be used as a Kriah (Hebrew reading) center or for independent work.This is a great self-checking activity. You can print
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1st - 4th
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