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The Aleph Bet Word Book
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The
Aleph Bet
Word Book |
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• Good concept - learn Hebrew through matching words with pictures
• Help - can print vocabulary list, have word repeated, get
help in finding answer
• Fun - I was pulled into playing the game myself |
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• Difficult
to scroll around the picture to find specific objects
• Opening Table of Contents has outdated images
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The Bottom Line -
Children can improve their Hebrew vocabulary in a short amount of time
through a fun, interactive game - match the written and spoken word
with the picture.
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Interactive,
fun way to learn
Hebrew - hear words (correctly pronounced), find the matching picture |
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Quick way to build a Hebrew
vocabulary - help available for new words, printable word list |
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Scoreboard
feature encourages children to try to improve over time |
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Building
Hebrew Vocabulary is Fun!
The child chooses a topic - birthday, forests,
bedroom, ... - and then a black and white image appears. Then a word appears in writing and is heard. The child needs to click on
the picture for that word in the scene. When the right object is found, the object turns to color. When all the words
have been found, the scene is completely in color. A scoreboard
adds excitement to the game. The effectiveness of this game in teaching Hebrew
is due to many good concepts in the game - grouping the words by
category, repetition of words that take time to find, seeing the written
word and hearing the correctly pronounced word, having access to help in
finding words that are unknown, and being able to print out the
vocabulary list.
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