FREE SHIPPING – My Aleph Beis 32-Piece Jumbo Floor Puzzle, 64" × 32" – Year Long Curriculum
» Great for Hebrew School registration gifts and classroom learningMy Aleph Beis Floor Puzzle
Turn every Hebrew letter into a hands-on, tactile adventure with the My Aleph Beis Floor Puzzle—a large-scale creative project that transforms your Aleph Beis curriculum into an unforgettable learning experience.
Each child receives a professionally boxed puzzle containing 32 jumbo pieces, with each piece measuring approximately 8" square.
As children learn each Hebrew letter, they decorate the corresponding puzzle piece with textured craft materials connected to the letter’s name, sound, or theme.
By the end of the program, each child will have created a colorful, sensory Aleph Beis puzzle measuring an impressive 64" × 32"—more than five feet wide!
The completed puzzle becomes a meaningful keepsake that children can proudly take home, assemble, display, and enjoy for years to come.
More than a one-time classroom activity, this puzzle can be used as a full-year Aleph Beis curriculum project.
Children explore each letter through touch, color, creativity, and repetition, making Hebrew-letter recognition more engaging and memorable than traditional worksheets alone.
Product Details
Perfect For
- Year-long Aleph Beis curriculum programs
- Hebrew School and Sunday School classrooms
- Preschool and kindergarten learning
- Hebrew School registration gifts and enrollment packages
- Hebrew School welcome gifts
- Homeschool and family education
- Upshernish gifts and learning activities
- End-of-year classroom projects
- Meaningful Judaica keepsakes
How It Works
Introduce one Hebrew letter during each lesson and invite children to decorate the corresponding puzzle piece with a material connected to that letter.
As more letters are introduced, the puzzle gradually grows. Children can watch their individual pieces come together to form one giant Aleph Beis creation, building excitement and a sense of accomplishment throughout the year.
A Full-Year Creative Experience
Use the featured poem, “What Do You See?” by Bayla Blumstein, as a guide and source of inspiration. The rhythmic poem introduces each Hebrew letter through imaginative textures and materials, making it easy to turn every lesson into a creative sensory activity.
At the end of the year, children bring home a completed puzzle that reflects everything they have learned—along with the pride and excitement of having created it themselves.
“What Do You See?”
This delightful and rhythmic poem introduces children to each Hebrew letter using textures, rhymes, and imagination. Every line matches a craft or material the child can use on their puzzle piece!
Aleph, aleph what do you see? I see a bubbly bet looking at me. (bubble wrap)
Bubbly bet, bubbly bet, what do you see? I see a velvet vet looking at me.
Velvet vet, velvet vet, what do you see? I see a golden gimmel looking at me.
Golden gimmel, golden gimmel, what do you see? I see a denim daled looking at me.
Denim daled, denim daled, what do you see? I see a hairy hay looking at me.
Hairy hay, hairy hay, what do you see? I see a velcro vav looking at me.
Velcro vav, velcro vav, what do you see? I see a zippered zayin looking at me.
Zippered zayin, zippered zayin what do you see? I see a Chet for challah looking at me.
Chet for challah, what do you see? I see a tet all wrapped in towel looking at me.
Tet-in-a-towel, what do you see? I see the yarn on our little yud looking at me.
Little yud, little yud, what do you see? I see a cotton kaf looking at me.
Cotton kaf, cotton kaf, what do you see? I see a chaf hiding behind the kochavim twinkling at me.
Kochavim chaf, kochavim chaf, what do you see? I see a lacey lamed looking at me.
Lacey lamed, lacey lamed, what do you see? Mirrors on the mem and I see me!
Mirrored mem, mirrored mem, what do you see? I see a newspaper nun looking at me.
Newspaper nun, what do you see? I see the sandy samech looking at me.
Sandy samech, sandy samech, what do you see? I see the ayin as silent as can be. (googly eyes)
Silent ayin, silent ayin, what do you see? I see a prickly pay looking at me.
Prickly pay, prickly pay, what do you see? I see a furry fay looking at me.
Furry fay, furry fay, what do you see? A tzadik with tzedaka, that’s what I see!
Tzadik, tzadik, what do you see? I see a canvas kuf looking at me.
Canvas kuf, canvas kuf, what do you see? I see a rainbow resh looking at me.
Rainbow resh, rainbow resh, what do you see? I see a shiny shin looking at me.
Shiny shin, shiny shin, what do you see? I see a seeded sin looking at me.
Seeded sin, seeded sin, what do you see? I see the tassels on the tav waving at me.
Packaging Details:
- The items is bundled as Case Quantity of 8.
Packaging Weight:
- The Weight for each bundle is 34.3 lbs for the case.
Dimension:
- The Dimensions is 17.91 L x 11.81 W x 5.31 H inches for the case.
FEATURED POEM:
"What Do You See?" by Bayla Blumstein
This delightful and rhythmic poem introduces children to each Hebrew letter using textures, rhymes, and imagination. Every line matches a craft or material the child can use on their puzzle piece!
Aleph, aleph what do you see?
I see a bubbly bet looking at me. (bubble wrap)
Bubbly bet, bubbly bet, what do you see?
I see a velvet vet looking at me.
Velvet vet, velvet vet, what do you see?
I see a golden gimmel looking at me.
Golden gimmel, golden gimmel, what do you see?
I see a denim daled looking at me.
Denim daled, denim daled, what do you see?
I see a hairy hay looking at me.
Hairy hay, hairy hay, what do you see?
I see a velcro vav looking at me.
Velcro vav, velcro vav, what do you see?
I see a zippered zayin looking at me.
Zippered zayin, zippered zayin what do you see?
I see a Chet for challah looking at me.
Chet for challah, what do you see?
I see a tet all wrapped in towel looking at me.
Tet-in-a-towel, what do you see?
I see the yarn on our little yud looking at me.
Little yud, little yud, what do you see?
I see a cotton kaf looking at me.
Cotton kaf, cotton kaf, what do you see?
I see a chaf hiding behind the kochavim twinkling at me.
Kochavim chaf, kochavim chaf, what do you see?
I see a lacey lamed looking at me.
Lacey lamed, lacey lamed, what do you see?
Mirrors on the mem and I see me!
Mirrored mem, mirrored mem, what do you see?
I see a newspaper nun looking at me.
Newspaper nun, what do you see?
I see the sandy samech looking at me.
Sandy samech, sandy samech, what do you see?
I see the ayin as silent as can be. (googly eyes)
Silent ayin, silent ayin, what do you see?
I see a prickly pay looking at me.
Prickly pay, prickly pay, what do you see?
I see a furry fay looking at me.
Furry fay, furry fay, what do you see?
A tzadik with tzedaka, that’s what I see!
Tzadik, tzadik, what do you see?
I see a canvas kuf looking at me.
Canvas kuf, canvas kuf, what do you see?
I see a rainbow resh looking at me.
Rainbow resh, rainbow resh, what do you see?
I see a shiny shin looking at me.
Shiny shin, shiny shin, what do you see?
I see a seeded sin looking at me.
Seeded sin, seeded sin, what do you see?
I see the tassels on the tav waving at me.
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