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This complete and comprehensive resource for teachers new and experienced alike offers a "big picture" look at the goals of Jewish education.

This second volume of the two-volume Z'man Likro primer program contains the final ten Hebrew decoding lessons. Once they have completed volume two, students will be prepared for any Hebrew program. Includes structured Reading Pages for practice and evaluation, as well as creative worksheets for reinforcement. Dictionary included. Special Features:Teaches consonants and vowels using Key Words. Key Words represent important and familiar Jewish concepts. Drill words drawn from blessings, prayers, and traditional texts. Optional vocabulary component uses living language tied to students' experience. Hebrew root word system introduced as an aid to comprehension. Phonics skills introduced step-by-step, building on previously introduced material. Opportunities for writing practice and independent seatwork activities. A variety of strategies engages all types of learners. Easy evaluation tools.

Teacher edition for Z'Man Likro, Hebrew primer for children

A state-of-the-art teaching guide for a state-of-the-art text!

Volume One of this two-volume primer program systematically teaches Hebrew decoding through the first ten of Z'man Likro's twenty engaging and substantial lessons (the next ten lessons are in Volume Two). Includes structured Reading Pages for practice and evaluation, as well as creative worksheets for reinforcement. Dictionary included in each volume.   Special Features:Teaches consonants and vowels using Key Words. Key Words represent important and familiar Jewish concepts. Drill words drawn from blessings, prayers, and traditional texts. Optional vocabulary component uses living language tied to students' experiences. Hebrew root word system introduced as an aid to comprehension. Phonics skills introduced step-by-step, building on previously introduced material. Opportunities for writing practice and independent seatwork activities A variety of strategies engages all types of learners. Easy evaluation tools.

Book 4, the final volume in the Z'man L'Tefilah series, teaches the prayers in the Torah service, as well as the concluding prayers Aleinu and the Mourner's Kaddish. A final chapter reviews the structure of the Jewish worship service. As students near Bar and Bat Mitzvah, they learn the new skill of decoding Torah script while continuing to reinforce their prayer phrase reading and recitation skills. As in Books 1-3, Hebrew vocabulary and activities supplement the reading practice and foster an understanding of prayer concepts, synagogue skills, and the choreography of Jewish worship.

A state-of-the-art teaching guide for a state-of-the-art text!

In-depth rationale and goals for the program. Easy to follow directions lesson by lesson and page by page. Provides English translations for Hebrew vocabulary items in each. Numerous games and supplemental activities.

A solid Hebrew phonics review and a prayer readiness program in six to eight class sessions, perfect for the beginning of the school year. Independent seatwork activities, games, and "Super Reading Secrets" to guide students from simple syllable decoding to fluent phrase reading. Blessings for special times and experiences, and for performing mitzvot form the core of each lesson. Optional Language Enrichment sections present vocabulary items and simple sentences that review all the vocabulary introduced in Z'Man Likro.

Presents the Sh'ma and its blessings for both evening and morning services, as well as introductory chapters on Ein Keloheinu and Adon Olam. Phonics review helps solidify and expand existing skills. Ample opportunities for reading practice throughout supplement Hebrew vocabulary and activities that foster understanding of prayer concepts. Synagogue skills and the choreography of Jewish worship teach students how to pray. Conceptual materials and creative worship experiences explore the question of why we pray.

Book 3 offers special attention to reading skills with a focus on the Shabbat Amidah. Prayer texts introduced in one phrase per line assist in proper phraseology, with gender- inclusive translation provided. The adventures of "Mrs. Shapiro" and her Hebrew class introduce prayer and language concepts, integrating Jewish cultural literacy with the prayer themes presented. At the end of each chapter, prayers appear as they do in the Siddur, with customs of differing communities and movements respectfully presented.

These 21 reading readiness lessons teach the Hebrew letters and their sounds. Units introduce key words and core oral vocabulary through a variety of imaginative fun-filled exercises.

Teacher edition for KADIMAH Hebrew pre-primer for children

Eight biographical one-act plays (each 15 to 20 minutes long) feature characters such as Hannah Senesh Bella Abzug Leonard Bernstein Abraham Joshua Heschel Emma Goldman and Yitzhak Rabin and provide an effective and original way to examine the attributes of heroes and heroines. These plays are easy to stage either for a full production or readers' theater and are ideal as an adjunct to Confirmation curriculum.

These 24 imaginative plays for elementary through high school students provide serious learning with a dollop of humor. Topics include holidays sacred texts Jewish values and the wisdom of stories.

Age-appropriate, read-aloud stories about rabbis and sages, kings and common folk explore Jewish values and themes and expand your students' Jewish world. Activities for role play, arts and crafts, music, science, and more, plus evocative discussion questions help teachers use literature fully and creatively in the classroom.

Twenty well-crafted plays appropriate for both elementary and high school students on topics including Bible Israel Holocaust major holidays folktales and Jewish values.

Complete, easy-to-follow instructions for making box puppets and theaters, drinking straw puppets, tagboard puppets, paper puppets, sock puppets, and more, with diagrams and lists of supplies. Includes creative suggestions for teaching Jewish subjects-including Hebrew-with puppets and an extensive bibliography on puppets, plays, and materials.

This hardcover picture book introduces Hebrew letters and simple words to young children. Includes strong, colorful illustrations of 29 everyday objects and animals, labeled in Hebrew, Hebrew transliteration, and English. School/library binding.

Expand your students' ability to read and understand modern Hebrew. The second book in a three-year series, Shalom Ivrit 2 is built on the theme of Jewish values. Students learn Hebrew as a living language through engaging short stories, folktales, and midrashim. In the process, they explore key Jewish values, such as self-respect, friendship, and humility. Students acquire 151 new words and develop their language and comprehension skills. Basic grammar-including present tense verb endings, possessives, and root letters-is presented sequentially and clearly, increasing familiarity with Hebrew word structure and syntax as an integral part of language acquisition. Over 170 illustrations help make Shalom Ivrit 2 lively and motivating.A variety of comprehension activities-including puzzles, cloze technique (sentence completion), true and false, and word/picture matches-reinforce instruction and provide practice, as do additional stories, poems, dialogues, and riddles.CONTENTS:Peace/ShalomGood Manners/Derech EretzTruth/EmetHappy with One's Lot/Samei'ah B'helkoIndustriousness/Haritzut 6. Self-Respect/Kavod AtzmiGenerosity/N'divutFriendship/Y'didutHumility/AnavahPeace in the Home/Sh'lom Bayit

A chronicle of loss and despair, love, romance, and hope, the Book of Ruth includes themes and lessons applicable to the lives of contemporary readers: rebuilding a life after extreme loss; conversion to Judaism; women's roles, sexuality and legal status; finding love again; and more. This work incorporates interpretations from the Targum, Rashi, and Ibn Ezra, as well as scholarly and contemporary sources, to create an engaging and accessible modern commentary on this ancient text.

A perfect introduction to astronomy for people of any age, whether or not they have a telescope.

This three-volume course is the ideal Hebrew program for English-speaking high school college and adult education students. The only entry requirement is the ability to recognize Hebrew letters and to read basic words. This course requires only one or two hours of class time each week.

Considers issues of freedom and morality in the writings of St Paul.

Explore the moral lessons of the Ten Commandments with timeless stories from the Bible Talmud and Jewish folklore.

A whimsically illustrated refresher course to use after any primer. Children will discover that they really¬¿can¬¿read Hebrew and the rewards will delight them.