Introduction to Hebrew Letters: Learn to Read the Hebrew Alphabet
Week 4 | M, Tu, W | Turner 105 | Ages 16 and up
It is fascinating and rewarding to be able to read Hebrew, one of the world's oldest and original alphabets. Whether you travel to Israel and want to read signs, are interested in being able to decode the Bible's original script, or would be interested in being able to follow along in a Hebrew service, this course will gently introduce participants to the 22 letters of the Hebrew alphabet and the rules and strategies for decoding Hebrew accurately and easily. No previous Hebrew skill is required. Open and welcome to all.
Class Times
Students should come to class prepared with the following materials:
- Pen/Pencil;
- Notebook.
Baruch Sienna
Baruch Sienna is a master Jewish educator who has worked as a teacher, curriculum developer and director of education, teaching children and adults. He has taught calligraphy workshops and is also an artist. He has designed logos, websites and Jewish wedding contracts (ketubot) for couples as well as for ketubah.com. He currently serves as the director of Aleph Technology and typesets quality Hebrew documents such as prayerbooks.
