First Hundred Words In Hebrew
100 First Words Series
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What’s inside...
This is a bilingual Hebrew/English edition of the classic Usborne word book, illustrated by Stephen Cartwright. One hundred everyday words are illustrated in busy scenes and with labelled pictures, to help readers learn key Hebrew words. Don't forget to look out for the Usborne Little Yellow Duck on every page! Fully revised and updated for 2017 and beyond, with new words added, redundant words removed and pictures updated. Suitable for both native speakers (ages 3+) or those learning Hebrew as an additional language (4+). Includes an alphabetical English/Hebrew word list with easy-to-use pronunciation guide. Readers can also listen to each word read by a native Italian speaker at the Usborne Quicklinks Website.
Series reading
Non-Sequential
Age
2-5
Length
32 pages
Text complexity
Discussion points
What new Hebrew word did you learn today and what does it mean?
Can you find an object in the room that matches one of the words in the book?
Which word in the book is your favorite and why?
How do you think knowing these words might help you if you visited Israel?
Can you make up a short story using some of the Hebrew words we learned?
Tip: Role play these questions
Use gestures and point to objects that relate to the words in the book to help reinforce learning.
Praise your child for each new word they learn to build confidence.
Create flashcards of the words for additional practice and a visual connection.
Encourage your child to teach someone else in the family the words they have learned, reinforcing their knowledge and making learning a family activity.
Connect the words in the book to real-life objects or situations to make the learning experience more relevant and engaging.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: Language Acquisition
Explanation: The book introduces children to a hundred basic Hebrew words across various everyday themes, enhancing vocabulary and language skills.
Real-World Application: Children apply these new Hebrew words in everyday situations, fostering bilingual communication skills and cultural awareness.
Example Lesson: Visual Learning
Explanation: Each Hebrew word is paired with colorful illustrations that depict its meaning, engaging children in visual and verbal learning simultaneously.
Real-World Application: This method strengthens cognitive connections between objects and their Hebrew names, improving memory and recall skills in real-world interactions.
Example Lesson: Cultural Exploration
Explanation: By exposing children to Hebrew, a language rich with history and culture, the book opens doors to understanding diverse cultural perspectives.
Real-World Application: Children can appreciate and respect cultural differences, which aids in social integration and cooperative learning environments.