Alef Bet Puzzle - Animals - Learn the Hebrew Alphabet 1.5

On the Top 10 list of Educational Games in Israel, we find a Hebrew learning game for kids. This game provides a fun and engaging introduction to the Hebrew Alef-Bet while solving animal puzzles.

Through the process of solving these puzzles, children not only learn to recognize and pronounce the Hebrew alphabet but also get to enjoy a delightful game filled with various animals, amusing animations, animal voices, and interactive actions.

The game includes 22 puzzles, each representing a different Hebrew letter. Each puzzle consists of animal pieces that align with the letters in the word. For example, the cat puzzle is made up of four pieces - "het," "tav," "vav," and "lamed".

Upon completing each puzzle, all the letters are pronounced along with the animal's name.

After finishing each puzzle, there is a fun part where the drawing of the animal is revealed. Interacting with different elements triggers exciting animations such as laying chicken's eggs and hatching them into chicks, playing hide and seek with squirrels in the forest, changing the color of the lizard, spreading the peacock's feathers, cutting the sheep's wool, and more.

There are three difficulty levels available:

1. Level 1 allows players to arrange the puzzle in any order they want, providing an initial exposure to the Hebrew language. This level is suitable for children aged 3-5.
2. Level 2 requires participants to arrange the puzzle according to the order of the letters in the word. The animal's name is written under the drawing, and the next letter in the sequence is marked, helping children know which piece comes next. This level is suitable for children who are already familiar with the letters and starting to form words.
3. Level 3 challenges players to arrange the puzzle in the correct order of the letters, without any help. This level is suitable for first-grade children who are already in the process of learning the language.

The animals featured in the game include a lion, swan, camel, fish, hippo, vardit, zebra, cat, peacock, owl, sheep, lizard, jellyfish, snake, squirrel, bat, elephant, turtle, hedgehog, oryx, snail, and chicken.

This game was developed with the consultation of first-grade teachers to maximize its educational effect. A considerable amount of time and thought was invested in creating a whole world that offers a wonderful, enjoyable, and amusing learning experience.