Storybook Hebrew 1: Picturing the Alef Bet
Nonfiction, Reference & Language, Foreign Languages, Hebrew & Yiddish
| Author: | Doris Baker | ISBN: | 9781310626029 |
| Publisher: | Doris Baker | Publication: | August 24, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Doris Baker |
| ISBN: | 9781310626029 |
| Publisher: | Doris Baker |
| Publication: | August 24, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Learning the Alef Bet Has Never Been So Easy!
Want to help a child or an adult with little time to spare quickly learn the Hebrew alphabet? These alliterative clues with pictures are sure to speed the process.
What’s inside Storybook Hebrew 1?
All the alef bet except the five final letters are presented in this pictorial introduction to the Hebrew alphabet.
Memory-jogging cartooned Hebrew letters are paired with an alliterative phrase to aid recall of each letter’s shape and sound. For instance, Yud is the smallest and youngest and jumps up in the yard.
Following each cartooned letter you’re asked to name the typeface letter, say its sound and find it in an alphabetical chart of the alef bet.
Storybook Hebrew 1 ends with sound and memory review. Storybook Hebrew 2, 3 and 4 ebooks provide additional incremental learning so that all letters and vowels are repeatedly reviewed in memorable ways.
A bonus for those teaching children to read …
The Storybook Hebrew ebook series can be used to help English speaking children identify sounds in words, key to developing good reading skills. See more discussion on this and the neuroscience about memory skills at the Storybook Hebrew website.
Learning the Alef Bet Has Never Been So Easy!
Want to help a child or an adult with little time to spare quickly learn the Hebrew alphabet? These alliterative clues with pictures are sure to speed the process.
What’s inside Storybook Hebrew 1?
All the alef bet except the five final letters are presented in this pictorial introduction to the Hebrew alphabet.
Memory-jogging cartooned Hebrew letters are paired with an alliterative phrase to aid recall of each letter’s shape and sound. For instance, Yud is the smallest and youngest and jumps up in the yard.
Following each cartooned letter you’re asked to name the typeface letter, say its sound and find it in an alphabetical chart of the alef bet.
Storybook Hebrew 1 ends with sound and memory review. Storybook Hebrew 2, 3 and 4 ebooks provide additional incremental learning so that all letters and vowels are repeatedly reviewed in memorable ways.
A bonus for those teaching children to read …
The Storybook Hebrew ebook series can be used to help English speaking children identify sounds in words, key to developing good reading skills. See more discussion on this and the neuroscience about memory skills at the Storybook Hebrew website.
