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Words & pictures

Create a Hebrew word game around a favourite topic

Ask for Hebrew words with pictures around animals, food or another favourite topic. Describe the language, the activity and the pace.

Pick a topic your child already enjoys, such as animals, fruit or things at the beach. Then ask for a Hebrew word activity with pictures. Choosing a familiar topic gives you a useful starting point for playing together.

A sentence to try

Make a Hebrew word game about animals. Say a word aloud and let me move to catch its matching picture, at a gentle pace.
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Make it your own

  1. Choose one familiar topic

    Animals or fruit is a clearer starting point than every word at once. Talk about which pictures your child would enjoy seeing.

  2. Name the language and activity

    Ask for Hebrew explicitly. For a listening game, describe hearing the word and choosing its picture. If you want reading or letters instead, say that in the request.

  3. Listen and play together

    After the game is built, turn on sound and try it together. Check that the words, pictures and pace suit your child before asking for more.

Then try a change

Keep the animal theme, but slow the pictures down.

The language of these guides and the language you request for the game are separate choices. You can describe a Hebrew game in English or in Hebrew.

Where will your idea go?

Open the maker and tell it what you imagine. These examples are starting points; your game can take a different turn.

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A few things to know

Does every game need a learning goal?

No. Start with something fun. If you want addition, words or another learning goal, include it in the request.

Are these games ready to play?

These are guides with example requests. Open the maker to describe your own game, wait while it is built, then play and ask for changes.

Should children use Plaiku with a grown-up?

Yes. Explore together, avoid personal details in requests, and have a grown-up review a game before sharing it.

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