Hebrew for Kids Path

See all 22 letters as pictures you can point to.

Trace alef and say its name.

Bet and the “b” sound, with a picture word.

Gimel and a simple word that starts with it.

Dalet, including the final-looking tail kids mix up with resh.

He, a quiet letter with a breath.

The marks under letters that tell you the sound.

Red, blue, green, yellow: say them while coloring.

Count on fingers, then on the page.

Ima, abba, and siblings.

Head, hand, foot: Simon-says style.

Sun, tree, water, and animal-adjacent nature words.

Favorite foods and “I want.”

Water and juice.

Apple, banana, cucumber: snack-table words.

Shirt, shoes, hat.

Rain and sun for looking out the window.

Shabbat and the school-week names, lightly.

Short greetings a child can actually use.

Happy, sad, tired.

Bedroom, bathroom, kitchen.

Find alef and bet on the keyboard with an adult.

See the child’s name in Hebrew letters.

A few festival names kids meet in class or at home.

Big/small, hot/cold.

Nice, big, small, tasty.

A game round, not a test.

Pictures and letters, short.

Open reading practice and pick an A1 text; read it with an adult.

Count 1–10 on the numbers page.