"Writing Hebrew Script" is a quick and easy approach to learning the Hebrew script letters. Beginning with the simplest letters and progressing to the curvier and more complex ones, the exercises build upon the previous letters while reinforcing what has already been taught.

Phonetic Hebrew Decoding: Writing Hebrew Script

Sara, Rosen

Sara Rosen

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Before making Eyal, the popular Hebrew reading app for iPad, Sara Rosen created a series of books called The PHD. The PHD is a simple yet extremely effective system with which students of all ages can learn how to both read and write in Hebrew. Sara, a veteran Hebrew teacher of more than 30 years, drew on all her teaching experience to create the PHD. The program is divided into three books in which the letters and vowels are introduced sequentially and in increasing degrees of complexity according to their sound and shape. The first two books introduce the Hebrew letters, how they sound with (and without) one basic sound: ah, and how letters are written. As students read more accurately and their skills are reinforced and become more fluid, the remainder of the vowels are then introduced in book three. This approach enables students to read phonetically almost any text in either classical or modern Hebrew. Book One is divided into three chapters which gradually introduce twelve letters with the ah vowel, beginning with the letter raish, which has a basic shape that helps form many other letters. It also introduces the concept that some letters have a final form when they appear at the end of a word, and some letters have two different sounds. Using a variety of reinforcing activities, each letter is practiced and cemented into the learner’s understanding.

Hebrew Reading - Phonetic Hebrew Decoding: Book 1

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Language Study & Reference

Before making Eyal, the popular Hebrew reading app for iPad, Sara Rosen created a series of books called The PHD. The PHD is a simple yet extremely effective system with which students of all ages can learn how to both read and write in Hebrew. Sara, a veteran Hebrew teacher of more than 30 years, drew on all her teaching experience to create the PHD. The program is divided into three books in which the letters and vowels are introduced sequentially and in increasing degrees of complexity according to their sound and shape. The first two books introduce the Hebrew letters, how they sound with (and without) one basic sound: ah, and how letters are written. As students read more accurately and their skills are reinforced and become more fluid, the remainder of the vowels are then introduced in book three. This approach enables students to read phonetically almost any text in either classical or modern Hebrew. Book Two introduces the rest of the alphabet one letter at a time while also incorporating the previously acquired letters. Each letter is again reinforced through various activities which promote each student’s success and comprehensive understanding. In this book the learner is able to develop a better understanding of the Hebrew structure, to master letters recognition, and to begin to build reading fluency.

Hebrew Reading - Phonetic Hebrew Decoding: Book 2

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Before making Eyal, the popular Hebrew reading app for iPad, Sara Rosen created a series of books called The PHD. The PHD is a simple yet extremely effective system with which students of all ages can learn how to both read and write in Hebrew. Sara, a veteran Hebrew teacher of more than 30 years, drew on all her teaching experience to create the PHD. The program is divided into three books in which the letters and vowels are introduced sequentially and in increasing degrees of complexity according to their sound and shape. The first two books introduce the Hebrew letters, how they sound with (and without) one basic sound: ah, and how letters are written. As students read more accurately and their skills are reinforced and become more fluid, the remainder of the vowels are then introduced in book three. This approach enables students to read phonetically almost any text in either classical or modern Hebrew. The first chapter of Book 3 guides the learner through an intensive review of the previously learned letters in three levels from basic to more complex, to ensure mastery and to foster confidence. The second chapter introduces the consonant sound in the middle of the word called sh’va. Chapters three through six introduce the rest of the vowels, one vowel per chapter, cumulatively building on the learner’s new knowledge while teaching the new components. In these chapters students learn to distinguish between the vowels through very specific activities designed to train the eye to search for the vowel and to associate it with the correct vowel sound. They also acquire some basic vocabulary including colors, numbers, days of the weeks and holidays.

Hebrew Reading - Phonetic Hebrew Decoding: Book 3

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