Hebrew prayers in large font with extra white space
Large font prayers, with extra space between words and lines that are much easier for early decoders/readers to tackle.
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Research from the "science of reading" emphasizes the use of texts with large font, extra white spaces between words, and more white between lines. Research from Israel on Hebrew reading of prayers adds the helpfulness of setting up pages so that prayers and blessings are "phrased" to support meaning-making or grammatical pauses. The linked webpage offers as a free download many of the common prayers and blessings taught in part-time/synagogue settings - just click and print.
Scroll down on the linked page to find the section titled, "T'fillah Strategies and Resources." Find the prayers/blessings that you need.
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