The book is intended for new as well as experienced instructors who wish to improve and revive their methodology. The instruction of verbs takes a vast part of Hebrew lessons and using diverse approach might contribute both to the instructor and to the student.

This textbook includes five exams meant to prepare Hebrew students for the Gimmel level. These exams feature reading comprehension texts, cloze exercises, grammar (syntax and verbs) and composition subjects. There are suggestions for the students to help prepare for the exams and answers at the end of the textbook.

Hebrew Verbs: from Theory to Practice is intended to teach the verb system in Modern Hebrew to advanced students of the language. In the book you can find conjugation tables, profound explanations, exercises and answers and comprehensive dictionaries for verbs and roots . The exercises in each chapter focus on the morphological, syntactic and semantic aspects of the verb. Each chapter also revolves around one content theme. A song is brought at the end of each chapter, to sum up, the morphology as well as the theme. At the end of the book, you will find exercises which match the form of the grammar section of the Ptor exam of the Department of Hebrew Language Instruction at the Hebrew University. The book features: - Full tables of model-verbs with vowels - Thorough explanations - Helpful lists and dictionaries - Large number of exercises with answers for self-check

The book Handful of Stories contains 30 stories, rated according to their level of difficulty. The book is designed to enrich students learning Hebrew with the textbook Hebrew from Scratch and to provide them with the experience of reading in Hebrew as they take their first steps in learning the language. At the bottom of each story, difficult words are translated into English, and at the end of the book, there is a dictionary in six languages: English, French, Spanish, Arabic, Russian and Korean.

The audio sequences accompany the book Handful of Stories and contain 30 stories, rated according to their level of difficulty. The stories are designed to enrich students learning Hebrew with the textbook Hebrew from Scratch and to provide them with the experience of reading in Hebrew as they take their first steps in learning the language.

Includes reading sections, conjugating tables, explanations, exercises, solutions (partial) and a dictionary (Hebrew/English/Arabic/French/Spanish/Russian). The "Sfatarbut" program of the division of Hebrew language instruction develops projects aimed at enabling students who are learning Hebrew to encounter various sectors of Israeli society, the Hebrew language and Israeli culture. One of the projects is the publication of books, including Verbs in Transition .

This book is the first in the series: " Hebrew in Jerusalem" (Ivrit be- Yerushalaim ). There are two more books in the series: "Millah ba-Sela" (intermediate level) and "Avnei Safah" (advanced level). These books will be beneficial to University students as well as high-school students learning Hebrew as a second language. These books bring the student to Jerusalem. The student "wonders" through the city streets, smelling its scent, touching its stones and most of all - speaking its language. Grammar is taught through texts about science, literature, poetry, stories, conversations, interviews, commercials and more.

This book is the second in the series: " Hebrew in Jerusalem" (Ivrit be- Yerushalaim ). There are two more books in the series: "Y-A-M shel Ivrit" (Elementary level) and "Avnei Safah" (advanced level). These books will be beneficial to University students as well as high-school students learning Hebrew as a second language. These books bring the student to Jerusalem. The student "wonders" through the city streets, smelling its scent, touching its stones and most of all - speaking its language. Grammar is taught through texts about science, literature, poetry, stories, conversations, interviews, commercials and more.

This book is the third in the series: Hebrew in Jerusalem ( Ivrit be-Yerushalaim ). There are two more books in the series: Millah ba-Sela (intermediate level) and Y-A-M shel Ivrit (elementary level). These books will be beneficial to University students as well as high-school students learning Hebrew as a second language. These books bring the student to Jerusalem. The student "wonders" through the city streets, smelling its scent, touching its stones and most of all - speaking its language. Grammer is taught through texts about science, literature, poetry, stories, conversations, interviews, commercials and more.