Easy Hebrew newspapers make learning Hebrew interesting, fun and effective
By ISRAEL-CATALOG.COMThousands ofreaders and schools in over seventy countries are already using thebi-weekly Bereshit and Yanshuf newspapers as part of their teachingtools. What it is about these newspapers, which makes them soappealing to both teachers and students of Hebrew world wide?The conceptTheconcept for both newspapers is the same: When what you are learning isinteresting, you will learn. No two ways about it! Both Bereshit andYanshuf provide the students with current news and information inHebrew, which will naturally capture their interest. In order tofully understand the texts, the student must use the grammar andvocabulary tools provided on the sides and bottom of each page. Inaddition, the student gets audio reinforcement, with the CD whicharrives with each issue: Every article in the newspaper can be heardbeing read slowly and clearly on the CD. The combined engagement ofreading and hearing reinforces the learning acquired at each stage.The productBereshit literally means "at the beginning". This is the newspaper for the beginner level in Hebrew. Yanshuf means "owl", a bird whose image conveys wisdom. This is the newspaper for the intermediate level in Hebrew. Bothnewspapers appear approximately every two weeks, providing contentwhich targets readers at all age levels, appealing to school kids andadults alike. Both cover current events in Israel and elsewhere,sports, science, movies, culture, computers, and holidays. They alsoinclude crossword puzzles and other activities.As in anylearning, practice makes perfect. Both Yanshuf and Bereshit providefun and easy opportunities to practice both vocabulary and grammar. Inconjunction with each issue's audio CD, pronunciation is also learnedin an intuitive manner. Within each issue, the Hebrew student can findthree levels, providing an incentive for personal advancement inHebrew. A vocabulary of 2000 words, each of which is used at leasttwice a year, allows all the students to steadily expand theirvocabulary.Behind the ScenesBoth Bereshit (beginners' level) and Yanshuf (intermediate level) are recognized by the Ministry of Education in Israel, and the Jewish Agency. The writing for both is done by Israeli teachers and journalists. Thisensures that while the subject matters stay interesting, theeducational aspects of each item are suited to the level of thereaders, and provide the necessary teaching tools.Who? Me?Yes – you! Whoever you are and wherever you are: If you are a Hebrewteacher for children, the beginning of the school year is the perfectopportunity to help your students learn and love the Hebrew languagewith a subscription to Bereshit or Yanshuf, whichever is suited totheir level. Not only will they love you, but so will their parents,when they realize how well their kids advance. If you are teachingHebrew to adults, or are an adult studying Hebrew on your own, thensuch a subscription will provide you with an ongoing teaching toolproven round the world in advancing the study of Hebrew in a fun andinteresting way. If your New (Jewish) Year's resolutions includelearning or improving your reading and understanding of Hebrew, then asubscription to either Bereshit or Yanshuf can make it happen!To order your annual subscription visit: www.Israel-catalog.com Or call Toll-Free:USA: 1-888-750-7021Canada: 1-877-380-9511U.K. & Northern Ireland: 0-800-028-7172Australia: 1-800-035-639Israel: +972-8-9153696Bereshit Newspaper – Beginners Hebrew Yanshuf Newspaper – Intermediate Hebrew Learn Hebrew Hebrew Dictionaries Biblical HebrewThis is a sponsored article. The article should not be considered as advice.