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Printable Hebrew prefixes worksheet for early grades with multiple-choice questions on Hebrew prefix characters and their meanings.
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Hebrew Prefixes

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This printable Hebrew worksheet gives students in grades 1–5 eight multiple-choice questions on Hebrew prefixes. Students match Hebrew characters (vav, kaph, shin, mem, lamed, bet, heh) to their English meanings: and, when, like, from, that, the, in/with, and to/for. Useful for Hebrew vocabulary review, language basics, or classroom practice in Hebrew-language instruction.

Subject:
Foreign Languages
Topic:
Hebrew
Grade Level:
1st – 5th Grades
Updated August 2025

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