Hebrew in Harmony vs Eyal

This universal app is an essential component of Hebrew in Harmony, the groundbreaking curriculum for 4th-6th graders that uses the power of music to engage students with prayer. Rooted in music, Hebrew in Harmony encourages students to create meaning from personal prayer and make emotional connections through communal prayer. The flowing words also help students learn Hebrew through the music. Each prayer in the app comes with: • Music and Videos: A traditional melody plus 3-4 interpretations of the prayer. Music in the series comes from more than 50 of today’s top Jewish musicians. Videos explain the meaning of the prayer, hosted by Jewish educators Noah Aronson, Eliana Light, and the Bible Players. • Games: 2-3 games to reinforce key concepts in game-style play. Games are called “Melody Soup,” “Zombie Pizza Party,” and “Quiz It.” • Hebrew Reading Practice: Students can hear the prayer in Israeli and American voices, or even their teacher’s own recording. Students have three levels of listening and recording options for each of the 22 prayers. Teachers can hear their students’ recordings and offer comments. Hebrew in Harmony Prayers: ---------------------------- Aleinu Ashrei Avot V’imahot Bar'chu Birchot HaHaftarah Birchot HaTorah Birchot Shalom B’rachot Ein Keloheinu, Adon Olam G’vurot Havdalah Hotza’at HaTorah K’dushah Kaddish Kiddush L’chah Dodi Ma'ariv Aravim/Yotzer Or Mah Nishtanah Mi Chamocha Sh'ma Shalom Aleichem V’ahavta What's New in 2.0 ---------------------------- - 7 new prayers, for a total of 22 prayers - Completely redesigned interface, making it easy to play music and videos and more attractive throughout - Three difficulty levels for Hebrew practice: word by word, line by line, and the whole prayer at once - Free Sh'ma module, no need to sign in - An entirely new game: Zombie Pizza Party! Reinforces the meaning of key prayer words - Melody Soup game begins by showing whole Hebrew word; familiarizes tweens with the melodies of prayer - Congregations can replace the Sing Along video with a custom recording. - Play audio and video on Bluetooth speakers and AirPlay devices like Apple TV What's New in 3.0 ---------------------------- - It's now much easier to sign-in and manage your classrooms, with our new sign-in system - Teachers can search for and add their own videos - Support for Behrman House's Online Learning Center (OLC) for those who already created classes using the old sign-in system. - Bug fixes and design improvements

NOW FREE! Get a free one-year subscription! Just download the app and soon you'll be reading Hebrew...for free! How?! With Eyal. What is Eyal? Eyal is the newest take on an old method. What method? Phonetic decoding. Why phonetic decoding? Because it is a proven and time-tested way of teaching Hebrew reading. For both classical and modern Hebrew texts? Yes and yes. It just works. Self-study, classroom, or anything in between. For over 30 years, the materials on which Eyal is based have been used successfully with students around the world, ages 5 to 98. Now the program has been completely reworked to take advantage of all the iPad can offer. But at its core, Eyal is still a methodical, two-step system: First, you’ll learn the consonants, one at a time. At this stage, the words you’ll be reading will have only consonants and the ‘a’ vowel. Once this has been mastered, you’ll learn the rest of the vowels, also one at a time. Features: - 10 interactive activity types, including Letter Differentiation, Reading, Writing, Matching, Word Search, and more. - Changing study units. Activity types are mixed and matched in different ways as each study unit requires. No two units are exactly the same. - Clear, page-specific instructions. So the app can be worked on alone, not just with a teacher. - Ability to self-check all work. - Ability to tap words and hear them pronounced - nearly 10,000 audio clips are included. - Responsive writing tools and the ability to record yourself reading. - Option to email audio recordings and written answers to teachers for further review. - Modifications for students with learning difficulties or adults who prefer a more straightforward approach. - Account system that allows for multiple users on multiple iPads, with each user’s progress and work saved to their individual account. - No need for internet in the classroom as student work is saved to the iPad itself. - Access to all current and future content and features for as long as your subscription is active. - Ability to add and remove users for as long as your subscription is active. Eyal is appropriate for all ages. Kids who can’t yet read English can now learn how to read Hebrew. Students who have trouble focusing can sit with Eyal for an entire class. And adults who are skeptical of technology are also quick to fall for Eyal. Even those who already know how to read are using Eyal just for review - a tool they can come back to over and over in order to maintain their reading skills. *A note to schools: Eyal can be used in a classroom or resource room as the primary teaching method. Or you can leave your curriculum unchanged and recommend that parents buy Eyal for supplemental at-home use. Eyal is a subscription-based app. Once you select a subscription, your payment will be charged to your iTunes account at confirmation of purchase. Your subscription will automatically renew and your account will be charged for renewal 24 hours before the end of the current period, unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Subscription renewals cost the same as the original subscription. You can manage your subscriptions and turn off auto-renewal by going to your iTunes Account Settings after purchase
. Any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited when you purchases a subscription to that service, where applicable. Privacy Policy: https://www.eyalapp.com/privacy.html Terms of Service: https://www.eyalapp.com/terms.html