Eighth graders share opinions in Hebrew (דעות, de’ot) — אני מסכים (I agree), אני אוהב (I like it), אני לא מסכים (I disagree), לדעתי (in my opinion). They sort ways to agree from ways to disagree.
Students will be able to…
מסכים או לא? How do you agree, disagree, and give opinions in Hebrew?
Project this and sort each Hebrew phrase into Agree (positive) or Disagree (negative).
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How do you agree, disagree, and give opinions in Hebrew?
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Aligned to the ACTFL World-Readiness Standards for Learning Languages (Novice-High).
Interpersonal: agree, disagree, opine.
Presentational: express a view.
Interpretive: understand opinions.
Compare opinion phrases.
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Have students give one opinion in Hebrew (“לדעתי, ___”). A printable Hebrew opinions sheet is in the World Languages library.
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