What's a great why to practice the Hebrew Alphabet?

Question

A great way to practice the Hebrew Alphabet is to go to Zephaniah 3:8 in the Hebrew Bible. In Zephaniah 3:8, all 22 consonants are present. There you can practice identifying each letter by its name. Also, be sure to recognize the sounds each particular letter makes. Apart from listening to Hebrew Alphabet songs on YouTube or using flashcards, this is another practical way to practice learning the Hebrew Alphabet at the beginning stages.

Answer 1

A great way to practice the Hebrew Alef-Bet is to do it gradually.

Hebrew does not have any similarity to the letters in English like many other languages, so presenting the letters gradually to the students would be a wise step. Also, introducing the right letters at the beginning where they can be immediately combined to become short words, and gradually as we add new letters start reading longer words. This will get the student excited that they can read almost from the first lesson and work their way up gradually.

Answer 2

Write it out, sing it, and read!