Little Pim: Playtime - Hebrew for Kids Trailer (2007)
"HELPS TO LAY THE FOUNDATION FOR A LIFETIME OF ENTHUSIASTIC LEARNING."01 January 200730 mins
Research shows that language immersion is the most efficient and effective way for children to gain fluency in a language and repetition is key. Our program will introduce kids to the fundamentals of Hebrew, using words and themes integral to kids’ daily lives such as colors, shapes, counting and foods. Animation, live action and fun music engage a child’s natural love of play and keeps their focus and attention. Children learn through repetition, keeping with the program helps really drive the benefits home.
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