Hebrew Reading - Build Fluency-Booklet 7

Build Reading Fluency in Hebrew!

Differentiate for all reading levels in your classroom.

Booklet 7: חולם

This is the 7th booklet in the series, which includes:

• 12 Reading Booklets containing ten-word or sentence lists each
• Each booklet contains two versions of each list, with the words/sentences in different orders, to practice reading rather than memorization.
• Each booklet has a front and back cover. The front cover has designated spaces for stickers or stamps as a reward.
• Detailed teacher instructions and printing guidelines
• Detailed practice procedure with your students

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About the Booklets

• Booklet 1: The students practice recognizing Hebrew letters by name or by sound and then learn to read and sound out letters and words with קמץ, פתח, and חתף פתח. They are introduced to a silent letter at the end of a word (aleph, hey, or ain).

• Booklet 2: The students continue to practice reading words with קמץ, פתח, חתף פתח, and a silent letter at the end of the word, progressing to four-syllable words (5 letters).

• Booklet 3: two-letter words with קמץ, פתח, or חתף פתח and any letter at the end. While the focus is on reading and not vocabulary, all the ‘words’ in the practice sets are actual words, which is excellent for native Hebrew-speaking students. It is also an opportunity for the teacher to differentiate and teach some students vocabulary.

• Booklet 4: three-letter words with קמץ, פתח, or חתף פתח and any letter at the end.

• Booklet 5: שווא and everything that was practiced up to now. Sets 8,9, and 10 are simple sentences such as שרה הלכה לאט and ורדה רקדה וגם שרה קצת .

• Booklet 6: חיריק (either followed by a yod or not) and everything the students can read by now.

• Booklet 7: חולם

• Booklet 8: חולם מלא וחולם חסר

• Booklet 9 and 10: סגול וצירה
• Booklet 11 and 12: שורוק וקובוץ

Suggested Ways to Use

• Independent Practice
• Group Practice
• Pair-Share Practice
• Homework
• Center Work
• Easy for a Substitute