Month 5: Practice and Review

1. Vocabulary Review: Reflect on all the advanced vocabulary you’ve learned this month. Review words related to professions, the workplace, health, emergencies, culture, and current events. Create flashcards, write example sentences, and practice both speaking and writing these words.
2. Grammar Review: Spend time revisiting the passive voice, infinitive absolute, prefixes, suffixes, and idiomatic expressions you’ve learned this month. Try to compose your own sentences using these structures, then compare them with example sentences.
3. Conversational Practice: Engage in a conversation with a language partner or teacher, or even with yourself. Make sure to incorporate the advanced vocabulary and grammar structures from this month. Challenge yourself by trying to discuss topics related to professions, health, or current events in Hebrew.
4. Listening Comprehension: Revisit the podcasts, news, movies, TV shows, songs, and music you’ve used this month. Can you understand more now than you could at the beginning of the month? Make note of the advanced vocabulary and grammar structures you can identify.
5. Reading Comprehension: Reflect on the progress you’ve made with your reading comprehension this month. Review the children’s books, simple texts, newspapers, magazines, short stories, and poetry you’ve read. Do you understand more now than at the beginning of the month?
6. Writing Practice: Write a short essay or report in Hebrew about a topic of your choice. Aim to incorporate as much of this month’s advanced vocabulary and grammar structures as possible.
7. Self-Assessment: Take some time to reflect on how much you’ve learned this month. What areas do you feel confident in? Where do you think you need more practice? Make a plan to address any areas of weakness in the upcoming weeks.
8. Preview of Next Month: Look ahead to Month 6, which will focus on advanced conversational practice, writing skills, test preparation, and evaluation. Start thinking about how the skills you’ve learned this month will apply to these new topics.

Remember that learning is a process, and it’s okay to have areas that need more work. Keep practicing, stay consistent, and you’ll continue to make progress in your Hebrew learning journey.