Hebrew Scavenger Hunt in the Classroom
A scavenger hunt worksheet for learning Hebrew names for traditional classroom objects.
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This is a good resource to have on hand for advanced students who finish work early or for an advanced class learning about classroom objects.
Some teachers may choose to teach the vocabulary first through a game. "תָּבִיא לִי עִפָּרוֹן" (bring me a pencil) and then to encourage the kids to find the items on their own in the scavenger hunt.
It is helpful to label items in the classroom with the vocabulary listed here to reinforce and review the vocabulary on an ongoing basis. Email kaylar@hebrewatthecenter.org to receive the Hebrew at the Center classroom vocabulary labels.
Hebrew at the Center offers a fellowship for educators interested in furthering Hebrew education in the classroom. Find out more here: https://hebrewatthecenter.org/hebrew-fellows/#
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