The Hebrew Alphabet Book of Rhymes: For English Speaking Kids

by Sarah Mazor, Sergii Zavadskyi (Illustrator)

Overview

The Hebrew Alphabet Book of Rhymes for English Speaking Kids - New Edition, updates the first edition with improved text and delightful new illustrations.

DID YOU KNOW?
Studies show that multilingual-kids are better at learning, planning, problem-solving, and self-control. Introduce your kids to Hebrew and give them the gift of a second language while strengthening their connection to Israel and the Bible.

The Hebrew Alphabet: Book of Rhymes for English Speaking Kids (2nd edition) is the first in the MazorBooks series of Hebrew for kids, with a fresh look and brand new bright and colorful illustrations. More coming soon.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781950170098
Publisher:	Mazorbooks
Publication date:	05/19/2019
Series:	Children Learning Hebrew , #1
Edition description:	2019 ed.
Pages:	40
Product dimensions:	8.50(w) x 11.00(h) x 0.10(d)
Age Range:	3 - 9 Years

About the Author

Sarah Mazor is an entrepreneur, a personal coach, and a children's books author with a Bachelors in journalism and a Masters in psychology. The MazorBooks publishing effort affords Sarah the opportunity to combine her many interests in a project that encompasses her love for children, love for learning, and love for language and the written word. Sarah's books provide children and parents hours bonding time and fun ways to promote children's cognitive abilities and enhance their self-esteem.

Table of Contents

IN THIS BOOK

- The Hebrew Alphabet Chart

- The Sounds of Hebrew Letters

- Guide to Transliteration of Hebrew Words

- The Hebrew Alphabet in Pictures and Rhymes

More About Hebrew:

- Interesting Facts

- Silent Letters

- A Bit of History: The Ancient and the Modern

Editorial Reviews

THE JEWISH BOOK COUNCIL
Review by Marge Kaplan

Written for very young children and the adults in their lives, The Hebrew Alphabet uses brightly-colored drawings to present Hebrew letters in Hebrew, in English, and in Hebrew transliteration. This is followed by a sweet rhyme. For example,the letter dalet shown in Hebrew along side a drawing of a teddy bear, which it is "dubi" in Hebrew, and an accompanying rhyme: "Tiny little Danny wants his pet in to come to bed; Mommy finds a DUBI to sleep with him instead."
The words chosen to accompany the Hebrew letters such as dog, horse, or cake are all within the realm of a young child's vocabulary and the repetitive structure of each page makes it easier for little ones to learn what is being taught.
Additionally, there is a lot of useful information included for adults. An authors' note points out that boys and girls who learn a second language"...have also been found to be better at learning, planning and self-control."Additional material teaches about the revival of the Hebrew language in the1800s by Eliezer Ben-Yehuda in the hope that reading and speaking Hebrew will give a lifelong connection to Israel and the Bible. Some phonetic pronunciation information about Hebrew is also included.
This is the first book in a series and the authors promise that there will be more in the Taste of Hebrew for Kids Series to come.
Recommended for children 3-8 years of age.

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