Hebrew Worksheets by Alef Bet Games

Hebrew teacher K-8 Multiple Subjects Teacher Teacher, 2008-present

After spending over 15 years in the Jewish education sector, the only Hebrew literacy resources available to us were made of lined drills. Students were expected to read word after word, and line by line. I knew there had to be a better way. In the midst of the pandemic, I created Alef Bet Games. I began integrating Hebrew reading practice and vocabulary games into the worksheets. This style of game-based learning has proven to assist in memorization and a deeper understanding of classroom material. Offering Hebrew teaching materials in an "a la carte'' style fashion allows teachers the luxury to differentiate their instruction by picking and choosing what is best for their students. Moreover, because the material is designed to create social opportunities, in turn, classmates organically forge stronger connections among peers.

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Multiple Subjects Teaching Credential from San Jose State University, 2008 BA Rutgers University, 2003

Alef Bet Games creates Hebrew worksheets for beginners and Hebrew distance learning games. These Hebrew worksheets for kids and adults come in a PDF format and Hebrew games for distance learning are formatted in Google Slides. Alef Bet Games creates Hebrew games on Zoom and Hebrew worksheets that focus on Hebrew reading practice and vocabulary. Download for immediate access in PDF formats or Google slides. For additional inspiration and the latest content, follow "Hebrew Games and Activities" on Pinterest @alefbetgames4197. Alef Bet Games creates printable and distance learning materials for Hebrew reading practice, vocabulary, and Jewish heritage words. Our content is most suitable for upper elementary and middle school students at the beginner's level. ​​​What separates Alef Bet Games' learning materials, from others, is the integration of games and activities with the subject matter. This style of learning has proven to assist in memorization and a deeper understanding of classroom material. As Hebrew school attendance rates continue to decline, teachers want access to fresh material, rather than teaching to a book. Yet, finding them has been an ongoing struggle. Alef Bet Games fills this void. Offering Hebrew teaching materials in an "a la carte'' style fashion allows teachers the luxury to differentiate their instruction by picking and choosing what is best for their students. Moreover, because the material is designed to create social opportunities, in turn, classmates organically forge stronger connections among peers. ​These games have been developed with the expertise of multiple-subjects teachers with over 15 years of experience in the Jewish education sector. ​