Short, playful lessons with Duki the hoopoe take children aged 3 to 10 from the very first letter to reading sentences and stories. 115 lessons, all with Hebrew voice and pictures.
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One path, three levels. Each level builds on the one before, and every chapter ends with a review. Children who already know the letters start at level 2.
All 22 letters and the 5 final forms ך ם ן ף ץ: hear the sound, trace the real print shape, find it in words. First words with pictures: home, garden, zoo, party, sky, farm, me and my world.
The 5 vowels (kamatz, segol, chirik, cholam, shuruk), syllables like בָּ בֶּ בִּ בּוֹ בּוּ, blending sounds, and reading whole words on their own.
Reading sentences, filling a gap, building a sentence right to left, reading aloud, and short stories with questions.
Every lesson mixes a few short exercises, so children hear, see, touch and say each letter and word.
With a finger, along the real print shape of each letter.
Hear a word in Hebrew and tap the right picture.
The app listens and cheers. Nothing is ever recorded.
Put the letters in order, right to left.
Pop every balloon with the letter you hear.
Find matching pairs of words and pictures.
Letters with vowels: which one says “ba”?
Tap the words in the right order to make a sentence.
Short illustrated stories, read in Hebrew, with the English meaning.
Duki is hungry: give him the food you hear.
Books read aloud, with each word lighting up as it’s read.
And more: true or falseodd one outspeed roundsspellingdictationfirst soundmatchfill the gapread aloudstory questionsfinal letters
Up to 3 stars a lesson. Duki earns a scarf, a backpack and a medal as your child learns.
5, 10, 15 or 20 minutes a day. Short lessons fit before school or bedtime.
Letters a child mixes up come back in reviews and suggested quizzes until they stick.
Works in the browser, installs like an app, and keeps working offline.
A private Hebrew tutor often costs about $40 for 30 minutes. Learn Hebrew is practice every day, for a fraction of that.
Great on its own for reading, and great between lessons with a teacher. Learn Hebrew is invitation only: sign in, tell us about your family, and we'll be in touch.
Children from about 3 to 10. Little ones start with sounds and pictures; older children move on to reading.
Yes. When you set up, choose “brand new to Hebrew” and everything is explained with pictures and English. Children who speak Hebrew at home but can't read yet start the same way, and children who know the letters start at level 2.
Learn Hebrew is invitation only. Sign in with Google, tell us your name, group and how many children will learn, and we approve families ourselves. Got a coupon? Use it when you sign up and start right away.
$6 per child per month. When we approve your family we'll tell you how to pay. Families with a coupon start for free.
No. One parent signs in with Google; you add each child by first name. Children never sign in or type an email.
Never. In “say it” exercises, speech is recognised by the browser and not kept. There's also a “can't talk now” button.
Phones, tablets and laptops, in any modern browser. Add it to the home screen and it works like an app, even offline.
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