This Primer was written by Sarah Smith as she taught the first four Smith children Hebrew. It was designed for 
elementary-age children, though even adults might find it a good source for learning the Hebrew letters and the beginning mechanics of the language. It is intended to help those without prior knowledge of Hebrew, and walks the teacher and learner slowly and clearly through the beginning of their Hebrew journey.
Every lesson has a Reading and a Writing page, and is heavily focused on vocabulary memorization, with generally three new words to learn per lesson. The worksheets are found in the Student Manual, with answer keys, grammatical information, and other teaching help in a separate Teacher’s Manual.
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Below are the Primer’s Table of Contents, a sample reading page, a writing page, and, further down, some coloring page examples.
Sample coloring page
This picture teaches the definition of the Hebrew word halak, (shown at the bottom center of the coloring page). It is a verb meaning “to walk or move”.
Sample coloring page
This picture teaches the definition of the Hebrew word bo, meaning “to enter or go in”.
