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Hebrew alphabet charts: alef-bet, nikkud vowels, cursive
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Alef-bet charts for the classroom or the study table, for Hebrew school teachers, parents and adult learners. One shows the 22 letters, read right to left, with the five final forms at the foot. One shows the nikkud vowel marks on the letter bet, each with its sound. One sets print letters beside their handwritten cursive. You can also type a twist, such as gold letters, and the charts are drawn to that request.
- a classroom wall for a Hebrew school
- a study table chart for an adult learner
- a handout for a parent teaching at home
- a reference for the nikkud vowel marks
Frequently asked questions
- What are the final forms?
- Five letters take a different shape when they end a word: kaf, mem, nun, pe and tsadi. The chart shows them in a row at the foot.
- What is nikkud?
- The dots and dashes placed under or within letters to mark vowels. The chart shows the eight vowel marks on bet.
- Does the chart show cursive?
- Yes. Each letter is shown in square print and in handwritten cursive, side by side.
- Which style suits a study table?
- Blue and white is a school notebook sheet with a plain blue border. Black ink is a plain printable grid.
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