The focus of Ramah 18 is the Torah service. In ramah 18 students examine the themes related to revelation as well as the structure and choreography of the Torah service.
The focus of this Ramah is the K'dushah and V'shamru prayers. In this ramah students will learn about holiness. symbols, and signs, as well studying the differences between the Shabbat evening and morning service...
For Grades 4-7. Students are introduced to Hebrew vocabulary, reading practice, grammar, and concepts related to the particular prayer or set of prayers. Ramah 10 focuses on the prayers for
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For Grades 4-7. Students are introduced to Hebrew vocabulary, reading practice, grammar, and concepts related to the particular prayer or set of prayers. Ramah 9 focuses on the Sh'ma and V'ahavta prayers.
For Grades 4-7. Students are introduced to Hebrew vocabulary, reading practice, grammar, and concepts related to the particular prayer or set of prayers. Ramah 8 focuses on the Ahavat Olam and Ahavah Rabbah prayers. Audio CD and Teacher's Guide are available.
For Grades 4-7. Students are introduced to Hebrew vocabulary, reading practice, grammar, and concepts related to the particular prayer or set of prayers. Ramah 7 focuses on Yotzer Or and Maariv Aravim. Audio CD and Teacher's Guide are available.
For Grades 4-7. This Ramah covers the blessings before and after the reading of the Torah. Also covered are related concepts such as aliyah, a history of Torah reading, and God, Torah and Israel.
For Grades 4-7. The focus of this Ramah is on the Kiddush. Both the short and long versions of the Kiddush, and the concepts within each, are explored in this Ramah.
Mitkadem: Hebrew for Youth Ramah 1 Student Workbook
With a focus on decoding skills, Ramah (level) One introduces the shape of Hebrew letters, the right-to-left direction of Hebrew writing and familiarity with key Hebrew vocabulary words.
With a focus on Hebrew grammar, Ramah (level) 3 introduces the system and function of the Hebrew shorashim (roots), prefixes and suffixes. The main purpose is to prepare students to work independently on the subsequent Ramot (levels).
