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Hebrew
Go
Fish Games
lekh la-dag
The following can be
downloaded and used as flashcards or to play Go Fish. Printing both front and back is not
necessary, it is simply an option.
 Aleph-Bet Go-Fish Front
Aleph-Bet Go-Fish Back
Print
3 copies to play lekh la-dag.
Aleph-Bet Go-Fish Front
Aleph-Bet Go-Fish Back
Aleph-Bet Chart
Print
3 copies to play lekh la-dag.
A little
more challenging version of Aleph-Bet Go-Fish.
Vowel Points
Print
1 copies to play lekh
la-dag.
Match vowel point to it’s equivalent sound.
An easier form than the game below.
Includes the vowel point with the silent letter Aleph and pictures
to help jog one’s memory of vowel point sound.
Vowel Points 2 Go Fish
Vowel Point Chart
Print
1 copies to play lekh
la-dag.
Match vowel point to it’s equivalent sound.
 Days of the Week Front
Days of the Week Back
Print
3 copies to play lekh la-dag.
Months Front
Months
Back
Print
3 copies to play lekh la-dag.
Hebrew Expressions Back
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Counting in Hebrew Front
Counting in Hebrew Back
Print 3 copies to play lekh la-dag.
Counting
in Hebrew includes the numbers zero through twenty. With two players, the bulk of cards are
more than any two hands can handle. We
divide the deck, using only a portion when only two of us are playing.
Print 1 copy to play lekh la-dag.
Match
the ancient pictographic form with its meaning. We have included the modern Hebrew
appearance and modern name with each ancient pictographic form. Also on the ‘meaning card’ we have
included the description of the picture in hopes of helping to jog our
memory of the letter we are looking to match. We recommend making a copy of the chart
for each player to refer to throughout the game.
Basic Words Front
Basic Words Back
Basic Words Help Sheet
Print 1 copy to play lekh la-dag.
Match the Hebrew word to its English equivalent.
If you would like to hear these words on audio visit:
http://www.travlang.com/languages/
scroll down and click on Ivrit /
Hebrew
Directions Front
Directions Back
Directions Help Sheet
Print 1 copy to play lekh la-dag.
Match the Hebrew word
to its English equivalent. There are
only 10 words to match in this Go-Fish game. Consider combining this with Places Go
Fish below.
If you would like to hear these words on audio visit:
http://www.travlang.com/languages/
scroll
down and click on Ivrit / Hebrew
Places Front
Places Back
Places Help Sheet
Print 1 copy to play lekh la-dag.
Match the Hebrew word
to its English equivalent. There are
only 10 words to match in this Go-Fish game. Consider combining this with Directions
Go Fish above.
If you would like to hear these words on audio visit:
http://www.travlang.com/languages/
scroll down and click on Ivrit /
Hebrew
The TaNaCH – Old Testament
T
– For Torah (First 5 books of the Tanach)
N – for Nevi'im (Prophets)
CH – for Ketuvim (Remaining books of the Tanach)
Books in the Torah Front
Books in the Torah Back
Print 3 copies to play lekh la-dag.
With only 5 books, consider combining Books in the
Torah with Books in Ketuvim.
Books in Nevi’im Front
Books in Nevi’im Back
Print 1 copy to play lekh la-dag.
Match the Hebrew name
to its English equivalent.
Books in Ketuvim Front
Books in Ketuvim Back
Print 3 copies to play lekh la-dag.
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