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MazorBooks is starting a new series of posts to celebrate the Hebrew Alphabet and the Hebrew Language.
The series, which intends to introduce children of all ages to this language, focuses on the Hebrew letters. The posts will also provide lots of interesting and fun facts such as words that begin with each letter including the names of boys and girls, places in Israel, values, common words, and much more.
There are important benefits to exposing your children to more than
one language. Research shows that multilingual-kids are better at,
among other things, learning, planning, problem-solving and self-
control.
By introducing your children to Hebrew, not only will you enhance
their cognitive and behavioral development but also provide them
(and you) with a lifelong connection to Israel and the Bible.
More information about the Hebrew Alphabet and the story of each letter coming soon!
STAY TUNED FOR MORE!
GET ALL SIX ‘A Taste of HEBREW’ books for Kids
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4. Animals in Hebrew – http://amzn.to/2fsHqMy
5. Fruits in Hebrew – http://amzn.to/2f6SWBW
6. Opposites in Hebrew – http://amzn.to/2sL1VMA
MazorBooks also offers two Hebrew Alphabet workbooks:
1. Color the Aleph-Bet (ages 3-6) – http://amzn.to/2t3Z2FB
2. The Hebrew Alphabet: Read, Write & Color (ages 6 & up) – http://amzn.to/2mJR6G5
Check out http://www.MazorBooks.com/hebrew.htm for more information
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An introduction to the Hebrew Alphabet.
The Series!
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