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| Students at the ages of 7-16 (classes are divided according to age), whose native language is not Hebrew and do not speak, read or write in Hebrew. |
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The course focuses on reading and writing Modern Hebrew. Throughout the course students learn the Hebrew alphabet (Aleph Bet) and vowels, and acquire 500 words in Hebrew used in basic conversation on a variety of topics.
Students learn words and situations that one would encounter on a typical day in school, at home or with family and neighbors, and celebrate Jewish holidays and special days in class. |
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have a basic vocabulary of 500 words useful to his personal needs. |
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know how to express basic feelings and emotions. |
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know how to construct basic sentences in Hebrew. |
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know how to read short texts. |
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know how to write short simple sentences. |
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Author of Course:
Zalmanov Orna |
Orna has 22 years of experience teaching linguistics and bible, including preparing students for the matriculation exam. She taught Hebrew at Weiner Junior High in Houston, Texas.
She holds a bachelor's ...Read more
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