Aleph-bet song: sing the Hebrew alphabet
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Follow the letters
Press Play and point to each highlighted letter. We use the familiar public-domain Twinkle melody and the site's Hebrew letter recordings. Only the alphabet names are sung or spoken here.
Ready when you are. You can follow the letters without sound.
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An alphabet song helps a child remember the order of the 22 letters. Knowing that order is useful, but it is a different skill from recognizing a letter or reading a word. Point to the shapes as you sing.
The player follows the familiar melody and letter-name audio. Try one short group first, then pause and ask your child to find a letter out of order on the printed chart. No commercial song lyrics are used.
Sing slowly enough to notice the names. If a Hebrew recording cannot play on your device, the melody and highlighted letters still provide a way to follow along. Use the pronunciation hints on the letter pages for extra help.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to read Hebrew before singing?
No. Follow the highlighted shapes and printed names, then explore individual letters.
Can we print this for a classroom?
Yes. Use Print or download PDF for an A4 reference or practice page. No account is needed.
Explore more: Hebrew alphabet.
Reference: Gesenius, Hebrew Grammar, section 5 (alphabet and numbering). Sound guides here describe modern Israeli Hebrew; family and community pronunciations vary.