Download or read book Learn to Write the Hebrew Script As an Adult | כמבוגרים למדו לכתוב בכתב עברי written by Jewish Life and published by . This book was released on 2020-11-15 with total page 118 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Learn to Write the Hebrew Script - as an Adult! Learning a new language as an adult is not an easy thing. And when it comes with a unique alphabet and requires switching to right-to-left writing, things get tough. I know because I started my journey with the Hebrew language when I was over 20! It's not easy to start writing letters when you are not five years old anymore. It requires one to swallow one's pride and embrace the new endeavor. One of my biggest pet-peeves when learning Hebrew was that so many materials were created with children in mind. Big letters, cute images, and typically, the alphabet only. This workbook is different. It's made with you in mind. ! Just in! In the second book in the series, you can practice your Hebrew script while meditating over the meaning and beauty of the Hebrew Psalms (Tehillim). Click on the series link to see the new book! Features: Learn the Hebrew script alphabet with one page dedicated to each of the letters. A smaller size of the letters fits better with an adult student. Practice your handwriting by tracing the verses from the Torah, starting with the Book of Bereshit (Genesis). Get even better by copying verses from the Book of Shemot (Exodus). To find your own style of handwriting, try three more styles of modern adult script, and see which one fits you best! Even more practice with a few extra verses - in your own style. Practice writing Hebrew and learn the Torah at the same time. All names of God were changed into traditionally accepted forms (the letter Hey for Hashem and Qof exchanged for Hey in Elokim). After each page of practice, a lined page for more practice or whatever notes you might want to write down. This workbook is a great gift idea for all who just start learning Hebrew and would love to practice their writing style. Prepared by a Jewish educator, it combines writing practice with studying of the Torah (the Hebrew Bible). Read the original text and its translation and meditate on its meaning while carefully tracing or copying the words. Using this workbook is not just an educational experience, but a religious one, too!