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Hebrew Worksheet

This document provides a simple Hebrew Alphabet worksheet that includes a chart of all Hebrew letters with stroke orders for writing practice. It encourages users to practice writing slowly at first and then gradually speed up as they become more comfortable. Additionally, it suggests using HebrewPod101.com for further learning through audio and video lessons.

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Hebrew Worksheet

This document provides a simple Hebrew Alphabet worksheet that includes a chart of all Hebrew letters with stroke orders for writing practice. It encourages users to practice writing slowly at first and then gradually speed up as they become more comfortable. Additionally, it suggests using HebrewPod101.com for further learning through audio and video lessons.

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By PDF-language-lessons.com and Linguajunkie.

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This Hebrew Alphabet worksheet is super simple.

On the next page, you have a chart of all the Hebrew letters and the stroke orders. So you know
how to write them. Yes, print that out and keep it.

On the following pages, you get empty boxes to practice writing the letters. So, you should hold
on to the chart for reference as you’re writing these out.

Your goal? Twofold.

- First, you need to start s


​ low​ so that you can get used to writing each character. Don’t
rush. You’re not going anywhere. There are no awards for sloppy work. You won’t win
anything for rushing through this. Just do them slowly and carefully.
- Second, you need to start speeding up. Yes, here, I allow you to speed up. The goal is to
start writing quickly and comfortably after you get used to each letter.

Also, remember, this is a printable PDF.

That means you can print multiple copies and practice as much as you want. Once you’ve filled
up the boxes on your first try… Print out another batch a few days later and do some more.

Also, if you want to learn and speak Hebrew with lessons by real teachers…

...then I recommend H
​ ebrewPod101.com​. It’s a Hebrew learning website with
audio/video lessons. You learn with 3-15 minute long lessons. They teach you real
conversations and explain every word so that you’re ready to speak at the end.

Click here to visit HebrewPod101.com and get a free lifetime account.


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Alef

Bet

Gimel
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Dalet

Hay

Vav

Zayin
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Het

Tet
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Yud

Kaf

Final Kaf
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Lamed

Mem

Final Mem
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Nun

Final Nun

Sameh
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Ayin

Peh

Final Peh
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Tzadi

Final Tzadi

Kof

Resh
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Shin

Tav

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