Use this worksheet to help teach your students how to write and say the days of the week in Hebrew.

Use this worksheet to help teach your students how to write and say the books of the Torah in Hebrew.

Use this great guide to help your students learn how to write Block Letters in Hebrew.

Use this colour-coding worksheet to help teach your students Hebrew vowels.

Use this worksheet to help teach your students how to write and say the months of the year in Hebrew.

Use this fun worksheet to help teach your students how to write and say the alphabet in Hebrew.

Give this great aleph-bet chart to your students to help them learn and remember letters of the Hebrew aleph-bet.

Use this worksheet to help teach your students how to write question words in Hebrew.

Use this worksheet to help your students practice writing Hebrew script.

Use this worksheet to help teach your students how to write the seasons in Hebrew.

Qof is the nineteenth letter of the Hebrew alphabet. Qof is also the number One Hundred. Remember Hebrew is written from Right to Left, so we start on the top of the letter.

Use this worksheet to help teach your students how to write and say different colours in Hebrew.

Use this worksheet to help your students to remember different letters in the Hebrew alphabet.

Pay is the Seventeenth letter of the Hebrew alphabet. It is also the number Eighty. Remember Hebrew is written from Right to Left, so we start on the left side of the letter.

Aleph is the first letter of the Hebrew alphabet. Aleph is also the number One.

Haf is the eleventh letter of the Hebrew alphabet. Haf is also the number twenty. The difference between Kaf and Haf is the dot in the middle of the Kaf. Haf is printed several different ways as you can see. Haf sofit is the final form of the letter and is found only at the end of words.

Mem is the thirteenth letter of the Hebrew alphabet. Mem is also the number Forty. Mem Sofit is a Mem at the end of a word. Remember Hebrew is written from Right to Left, so we start on the top of the letter where you see the number.

Shin is the Twentieth-First letter of the Hebrew alphabet. Shin is also the number Three Hundred. Remember Hebrew is written from Right to Left, so we start on the top of the letter.

Bet is the second letter of the Hebrew alphabet. Bet is also the number two. Bet is printed several different ways as you can see. Vet looks like the letter Bet without the dot in the middle.

Hey is the Fifth letter of the Hebrew alphabet. Hey is also the number Five. Hey is printed several different ways as you can see … Let’s learn how to write it in script.

Lamed is the twelfth letter of the Hebrew alphabet. Lamed is also the number thirty. Let’s learn how to write it in script. Remember Hebrew is written from Right to Left, so we start on the top of the letter where you see the number.