Name: Animal Zoo of Letters - Hebrew Alef Bet: (Gan Chayot Shel Otiyot) (en Hebreo)
Price: 85.23 PEN
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Author: Reiner, Ilan ; Israeli, Iris
ISBN: 9781946575104

portada Animal Zoo of Letters - Hebrew Alef Bet: (Gan Chayot Shel Otiyot) (en Hebreo)

Formato

Libro Físico

Autor

Ilan Reiner

Ilustrado por

Iris Israeli

Editorial

Ilan.Creative Alef-Beit

Idioma

Hebreo

N° páginas

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

Dimensiones

21.6 x 21.6 x 0.2 cm

Peso

0.09 kg.

ISBN13

9781946575104

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Animal Zoo of Letters - Hebrew Alef Bet: (Gan Chayot Shel Otiyot) (en Hebreo)

Ilan Reiner (Autor) · Iris Israeli (Ilustrado por) · Ilan.Creative Alef-Beit · Tapa Blanda

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Reseña del libro "Animal Zoo of Letters - Hebrew Alef Bet: (Gan Chayot Shel Otiyot) (en Hebreo)"

This book is intended to help teach toddlers identify Hebrew letters within words. The book, which is all in Hebrew, describes a trip to a zoo. In each page we will meet one animal. We will learn about the animal in rhyme, as well as identify the first letter in the animal's name. The book connects between the letters of the Hebrew alphabet and animals that begin with each of the letters. This is through a short description of the animal along with a real photo of the animal. The text is in large font to ease the reading by the child. All the letter pages are in the same format, which makes it easier for kids to make order. Each page has four lines of text, in rym. The first three lines describe the animal. The fourth line says, "this is an animal that begins with the letter __ and its' name is ___". Point at the letter and have the child identify the letter and then identify the animal. The book was tested on many kids, who all enjoyed it (including older siblings reading to their younger brothers and sisters). Hope you enjoy it too.