Twebrew School Videos

Today, you'll be learning your last letter of the Aleph-Bet! We'll be focusing on the letter Tzadi, along with it's Final Letter, the Tzadi Sofit. This letter makes a Tz sound like in the word Matzah. We conclude by reading the blessing Ha'motzi Lechem Min Ha'aretz, which you may recognize as the bracha said over challah on Shabbat.

Today we learn how to read 3 new characters, the Pay, Fay, and Fay Sofit. The Fay Sofit, or Final Fay, only appears at the end of words. We conclude by reading the blessing Boray P'ree Hagafen, which we recite over wine on Shabbat.

Today we learn how to read the letter Tet, which we saw previously when we learned about it's look-a-like letter, the Mem.

Today we're going to learn the letter Kuf, a letter thought to represent the concept of holiness since it is the first letter of the word Kadosh (Holy).

In today's Twebrew video, we learn how to read the letter Chet. Chet is the first letter in the word Chupah, the Jewish wedding canopy.

Want some extra Hebrew reading practice? You may enjoy taking a look at lessons 36, 37, and 39. Each page includes prayers that you just may recognize from synagogue.

Today we'll be learning the letters Kaf, Chaf, Kaf Sofit and Chaf Sofit. Sofit is used to signify that these letters only appear at the end of the word. Lesson 33 in our textbook is a great opportunity for you to practice reading the letter Kaf.

Today's Twebrew letter introduces you to the letter Zayin. The Zayin is a key letter in the spelling of the Hebrew word Mezuzah, the special parchment that is affixed to the doorframe of a Jewish home.
If you are enrolled in Twebrew School and have a copy of our textbook, Lesson 31 offers you an opportunity to practice reading additional words that utilize the letter Zayin.

Today's Twebrew video focuses on the Samach. The Samach makes a Sss sound like in the beginning of the word Circle. This is a helpful tip since the Samach looks Circular. Check it out in the video!

Today we have a Twebrew Treat for you! Not only will you learn how to read the letter Nun, you've also built up enough Hebrew skills to read an important part of the Passover Haggadah, the song Dayeinu!

We've met these letters in previous lessons acting as vowel helpers. Today we are learning them as their own letters, each with their own sound. The letters are the Yud and the Vav.

Today we learn how to read the two look-a-like letters, the Shin and Sin. Lesson 22 in your textbook is a page you can use for a quick review of the skills you've learned thus far!

Today we learn how to read the two look-a-like letters, the Taf and Saf.

Today we take a few minutes to review some of the letters and vowels we've learned in previous lessons. We're also introduced to the term "Short Vowels".

Today, we learn how to read the letter Gimmel as well as a new vowel which makes an Oo sound like in the word Spoon.

Since Lesson 13 in our Hebrew primer is a review, we skip ahead to Lessons 14 & 15. Today, we learn how to read the letter Lamed as well as a new vowel which makes an Ay sound, like you'd hear in the word Snake.

Today we learn to read the first of the five Final Letters of the Aleph-Bet, the Mem Sofit. It's a mate to the letter Mem, which we learned in Lessons 5 & 6.

In Lesson 7 we met the letter resh. Today we are introduced to resh's look-a-like letter, the daled. We'll also learn how to read the cholam vowel which makes an "Oh" sound.

Today's lesson focuses on the silent letter Ayin as well as a new vowel tha makes an Eh sound.

Today's video lesson focuses on recognizing the differences between the Hebrew letters Hey and Chet. You'll also have a chance to practice reading the letter Hey.

In today's Twebrew School Instructional Video we teach you how to read the rounded letter Resh!

In today's Twebrew School Instructional Video we encounter the letter Mem and the E vowel like used in the word Eel.

Today we learn how to read the look-alike letters Bet and Vet, as well as a silent vowel.

We're excited to have launched the online Instructional Video component of Twebrew School! We encourage you to view this Introductory video to learn the How's and Why's of our Twebrew School approach!