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Numbers to 20
Counting, comparing, and the first adding and taking away — built on objects and a number line rather than on words a new reader cannot yet read.
Learn this now 💯Numbers to 100
Numbers up to 100 come apart into tens and ones, and go back together again. The same tens and ones then turn up on a clock face and in a handful of coins.
Learn this now ✖️Multiplication and Division
Multiplication starts as counting equal groups, and division is the same picture read from the other side. By the end the tables that matter come quickly, and a word problem no longer needs guessing.
Learn this now 🍰First Fractions and Decimals
A fraction is a piece of something, and a decimal is another way of writing the same piece. We start with a cake and a number line and finish with shekels and agorot.
Learn this now 🧮Bigger Multiplication and Division
The step from the times tables to numbers that no longer fit in your head. Multiplying and dividing on paper, with an estimate alongside every answer to check it is sensible.
Learn this now 🍕Fractions
A full pass through fractions, from what the denominator actually counts to adding and subtracting fractions whose denominators do not match.
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Mathematics20 subjects · 139 lessons
Numbers to 20
Counting, comparing, and the first adding and taking away — built on objects and a number line rather than on words a new reader cannot yet read.
Learn this now 💯Numbers to 100
Numbers up to 100 come apart into tens and ones, and go back together again. The same tens and ones then turn up on a clock face and in a handful of coins.
Learn this now ✖️Multiplication and Division
Multiplication starts as counting equal groups, and division is the same picture read from the other side. By the end the tables that matter come quickly, and a word problem no longer needs guessing.
Learn this now 🍰First Fractions and Decimals
A fraction is a piece of something, and a decimal is another way of writing the same piece. We start with a cake and a number line and finish with shekels and agorot.
Learn this now 🧮Bigger Multiplication and Division
The step from the times tables to numbers that no longer fit in your head. Multiplying and dividing on paper, with an estimate alongside every answer to check it is sensible.
Learn this now 🍕Fractions
A full pass through fractions, from what the denominator actually counts to adding and subtracting fractions whose denominators do not match.
Learn this now 📐Measurement, Area and Perimeter
Grade five measurement in one line: from choosing a unit, to the distance around a shape, to the area of the shapes a fifth grader meets, and finally to the volume of a box.
Learn this now 💯Decimals and Percentages
The grade six decimal, from the place value just right of the point through to the percentage on a price tag, with every step resting on the one before it.
Learn this now ➗Linear Equations
The algebra of a single unknown, built from writing an expression up to equations with brackets, with fractions, and hidden inside word problems.
Learn this now 📐The Pythagorean Theorem
Right triangles from square roots through the theorem and its converse, up to distances between points in the coordinate plane.
Learn this now 📈Quadratic Equations
Factorising, the quadratic formula, the discriminant, and the parabola that all three of them describe.
Learn this now 🎲Introduction to Probability
From writing out a sample space to tree diagrams, conditional probability and independent events.
Learn this now 📏Trigonometry in the Right Triangle
Sine, cosine and tangent built out of similar triangles, then used to reach sides, angles and heights that cannot be measured directly.
Learn this now 📈Mathematics, four units
The four unit syllabus as it is actually examined: arithmetic and geometric sequences, trigonometry in any triangle, the differential and integral calculus of polynomials, and probability up to the binomial experiment.
Learn this now 🧮Mathematics, three units
The compulsory level of the mathematics bagrut, from equations and word problems through the straight line and the parabola to growth and decay and the reading of data.
Learn this now 🧠Introduction to Derivatives
The derivative built up from average rate of change, then the differentiation rules, the tangent line, and the first stage of studying a function.
Learn this now 🌀Mathematics, five units
The full five unit course: trigonometric identities and equations, the calculus of rational, root, exponential and trigonometric functions, vectors in space, and probability as far as the normal distribution.
Learn this now 📈Single-Variable Calculus
The first university course in analysis: the limit made precise, the derivative built out of it, the Riemann integral defined before it is computed, and the theorem that ties the two halves together.
Learn this now 🔢Linear Algebra
One course told twice: as systems of equations that have to be solved, and as linear maps between vector spaces. By the last lesson the two pictures are the same picture.
Learn this now 📊Statistics and Inference
How a claim about a population is drawn from a sample, and how much of the claim the sample actually supports. The arithmetic is the easy half; saying what the number means is the course.
Learn this nowScience27 subjects · 185 lessons
Living and Not Living
What makes something alive, what living things need, and how to look closely at a plant or an animal and say what you actually saw.
Learn this now 🌦️Weather and Materials
Weather is something you can measure and write down, day after day, until patterns show up. The same careful looking works on the materials that everyday things are made of.
Learn this now 🔬Matter and Habitats
Half of this is what things are made of and what happens to them when they heat up or cool down. The other half is where living things live and what that place gives them.
Learn this now 🔬Matter, Energy and Living Systems
The grade five science and technology year as one argument: matter is built from particles, particles explain what materials do, energy moves between them, and a living body is a system that runs on both.
Learn this now 🌍Earth and Space
Six lessons that move outward from the shape of the Earth to the whole solar system, so that day and night, the seasons, the phases of the Moon and eclipses all turn out to come from the same few motions.
Learn this now 🌱Photosynthesis
How a plant builds its own food out of light, air and water, and why everything that eats depends on it.
Learn this now 🔥Energy and Heat
Six lessons from naming the forms of energy to the reason no machine ever returns everything it is given, with heat treated throughout as energy on the move rather than as a substance stored in things.
Learn this now 🫀The Human Body and Its Systems
The systems that keep a body of trillions of cells supplied, cleaned and coordinated, taken in the order they depend on each other.
Learn this now ⚗️The Periodic Table
Why the elements fall into a table at all, and how a position in that table tells you how a substance will behave.
Learn this now 🔊Waves and Sound
Six lessons that pin down what a wave is before saying anything about sound, and then use that one definition to explain pitch, loudness, echoes and resonance.
Learn this now 🔬Cell Structure and Function
The smallest thing that counts as alive, taken apart piece by piece and then followed through one working day inside it.
Learn this now 🧪Chemical Reactions
What really happens when substances react, how to write it down, how much product to expect and where the energy goes.
Learn this now 🔌Electric Circuits
Six lessons that build a circuit from the charge upward: current, then voltage, then resistance, then the two ways to wire components together, the power they draw and the real battery that cannot quite deliver it.
Learn this now 🫀Biology: the body in balance
The physiology year of the five unit biology course. One idea, holding the internal conditions steady, is followed through the kidney, the lungs, the circulation, the gut, the hormones and the immune system.
Learn this now ⚗️Chemistry: bonding, heat and equilibrium
The first year of the five unit chemistry course. Why atoms join at all, what holds a molecule to its neighbours, where the heat of a reaction comes from, and what a reaction that never quite finishes is doing instead.
Learn this now 🌌Earth and universe sciences
Five unit earth and space science, worked outwards: the inside of the planet, the plates that move over it, the air and ocean above it, and then the star it orbits, the stars beyond and the universe they sit in.
Learn this now 🌍Environmental science: systems, cycles and a country under pressure
Five unit environmental science, built from ecosystems and material cycles and then applied to Israeli cases: the water that has to be manufactured, the air over a coastal plain, and streams that were written off and then brought back.
Learn this now 🚀Newton's Laws
Six lessons of mechanics in strict order: forces as vectors first, then each of the three laws in turn, and finally the friction and tension problems that need all three of them at once.
Learn this now 🎯Physics: mechanics at five units
The mechanics half of the five unit physics course, from momentum in a collision through work and energy to circular motion and the gravitation that holds an orbit together. Newton's laws are assumed and used, not retaught.
Learn this now 🧬Biology: inheritance, the gene and the origin of species
The examination year of the five unit biology course, taken as one argument: how traits pass on, what the gene is made of, where new variation comes from, and how that variation turns into new species over time.
Learn this now 🔬Biotechnology: the toolbox and what it is used for
Five unit biotechnology, taught as a set of tools and then as the uses those tools make possible, from a diagnostic strip to a vat of cells growing a medicine. Laboratory work here is the standard school practice, described with the safety reasoning that goes with it.
Learn this now 🧪Chemistry: carbon compounds, acids and electron transfer
The examination year of the five unit chemistry course: the carbon skeleton and the groups hung on it, acids and bases as a transfer of protons, and oxidation and reduction as a transfer of electrons. Concepts and standard school laboratory practice throughout.
Learn this now 🧠Neuroscience: cells, signals and behaviour
Five unit neuroscience, built from the single cell upwards: how a neuron makes an electrical signal, how it hands it on, how populations of them build a perception, and how experience changes the wiring.
Learn this now 🧲Physics: electromagnetism at five units
The second half of the five unit physics course: the electric field, the magnetic field, the discovery that a changing one makes the other, and the wave that runs away from the pair of them.
Learn this now ⚗️General Chemistry
The first year chemistry course: where the electrons sit, how much reacts with how much, which direction a reaction runs, and the point at which it stops.
Learn this now 🎢Mechanics and Waves
Newtonian mechanics rewritten with calculus, from the derivative that defines velocity to the differential equation that produces an oscillation and the wave that carries it away.
Learn this now 🧬Molecular Biology
How a sequence becomes a protein, and how a cell decides whether it should. The central dogma is taught as a working model, together with the places where it is known to be incomplete.
Learn this nowComputing and data10 subjects · 71 lessons
Computational Thinking
Algorithms before syntax: writing instructions precise enough for a machine, cutting a task into parts, leaving out what does not matter, drawing the flow, searching, sorting, and counting the steps a method costs.
Learn this now 💻Introduction to Programming
Six lessons from your first variable to a program you can repair when it breaks — the building blocks every programming language shares.
Learn this now 📊Data and Statistics
Numbers do not speak for themselves. Six lessons on reading data, summarising it honestly, and spotting the places where a true number tells a false story.
Learn this now 🤖Robotics and Control
Building something that moves and then making it behave: input, controller and output, a sensor that produces a number, a motor that consumes one, the loop between them, the difference feedback makes, a line follower, and the calibration only the floor can give.
Learn this now 🧠Computer science: algorithms and data structures
The opening year of the five unit computer science stream. How a program holds many values at once and what that choice costs, methods that call themselves and still finish, and the habit of asking what a solution costs before running it.
Learn this now 🛡️Cyber: how defended systems are built
A systems thinking subject rather than a toolkit. What each layer of a network actually promises, how a system establishes who you are and what you may do, what encryption protects and what it leaves visible, why systems fail in recognisable patterns, and how a defender decides what to protect first. The course carries no attack technique and no tool instruction.
Learn this now 🗂️Information systems and the data behind them
How an organisation turns what it does into information it can act on: deciding what counts as a thing worth recording, giving every record a key that cannot be confused, asking questions that cross tables, and telling apart a number a system produced from a number a person can use.
Learn this now 🛠️Software engineering in practice
What changes when a program stops being one student's file and becomes something a team keeps alive: writing down what it must do, splitting it into parts with clear edges, holding a history of every change, testing on purpose, and reviewing each other's work without anyone taking offence.
Learn this now 🗄️Computer science: objects, databases and systems
The closing year of the five unit computer science stream. Describing a problem as objects that carry their own data, keeping that data in tables a query can reach, and seeing what the operating system and the network are doing beneath a program that looks like it is alone.
Learn this now 🗂️Programming and Data Structures
The course where programs stop merely working and start having to scale. Every structure is judged by the operations it makes cheap and the ones it makes expensive.
Learn this nowHistory25 subjects · 178 lessons
The First Stories of Bereshit
The opening chapters of Bereshit, one story at a time: the creation account, the garden, the first two brothers, the flood, the tower and the man who set out from Charan.
Learn this now 📜Chumash with Rashi
The parasha of the week read from the chumash itself: finding the place, saying a verse back in your own words, meeting Rashi in his own letters, and asking what was hard in the verse before he explained it.
Learn this now 🏜️Shemot: the Exodus and the Wilderness
The book of Shemot as one continuous story, from the slavery in Egypt through the departure and the sea to Mount Sinai and the crisis that follows it.
Learn this now 🐫Ancient Egypt
How a narrow strip of watered land beside one river became one of the longest lasting states in human history.
Learn this now 📚Mishnah: The First Tractates
A first year of mishnayot: how the six sedarim are laid out, how one mishnah is cut into its clauses, who is arguing with whom, and the tractates that are learned first and held by heart.
Learn this now 📜History: Jewish Communities in the Medieval World
A thousand years of Jewish life told through the communities themselves and the societies around them: how a kehilla governed its own affairs, what the arrangement under Islam allowed, the academies of Baghdad, the courts of Sepharad, the Rhine towns of Ashkenaz, the expulsions and where the expelled went.
Learn this now 🗣️The Mishnah and How It Argues
A first course in the oral tradition: where the Mishnah came from, how it was arranged, how a single mishnah is built, why disagreements were kept rather than settled, and what grew out of it afterwards.
Learn this now 📖Gemara: Following a Sugya
The first year of gemara: how a daf is cited and found, the Aramaic words that ask and the ones that answer, a first sugya on lost property, and saying a whole discussion over from its beginning.
Learn this now 👑Nevi'im: Kings and Prophets
The prophetic books read as one line of events, from the demand for a king through the split of the kingdom to the destruction of the first Temple, with prophets speaking into every stage of it.
Learn this now ⚙️The Industrial Revolution
In roughly one century Britain moved most of its people off the land and into factories and cities, and this course follows how it happened and what it cost.
Learn this now 🏛️The Classical World: Greece and Rome
Two societies that argued about how people should be governed, and the inheritance in law, language, architecture and political vocabulary that later Europe and the Middle East both built on.
Learn this now 🏛️The French Revolution
Ten years in which France moved from absolute monarchy to a republic, to terror and to Napoleon, and left Europe a new political vocabulary.
Learn this now 🏛️Yahadut: The Chain of Transmission and the World of the Yeshivot
How the Torah was handed on and by whom: the chain named at the opening of Avot, the eras from the tannaim to the geonim, the rishonim in two centres, the yeshivot of Poland and Lithuania, chassidut and those who opposed it, and the rebuilding after the war.
Learn this now 🏺Land of Israel Studies
The country as an archaeological and historical landscape: how a site is excavated and dated, who lived here in each period and what they built, and why a single place can carry several names and several histories at once.
Learn this now 🕯️The Second World War and the Holocaust
Six years of war that cost tens of millions of lives, and within them the deliberate murder of six million Jews, studied through documents, testimony and the decisions people took.
Learn this now 🕌The Arab and Islamic World
Fourteen centuries of a civilisation studied on its own terms: the rise of Islam and the community it created, the empires and cities it built, the scholarship it produced, and the modern states that came after.
Learn this now 🔍Gemara b'Iyun: Method and the Rishonim
The analytic learning of the yeshiva: what separates iyun from bekiut, how a question is built so that it holds, the rishonim read against one another, the chakira and its two sides, and writing a sugya up as a chaburah.
Learn this now 📜History: Sources and Historiography
Where history comes from before it reaches a textbook: the evidence that survived, the people who wrote it down, the gaps they left, and the reasons two honest historians can read the same documents and disagree.
Learn this now 📜Tanakh for the Two Unit Bagrut
The skills the two unit paper actually tests in the state stream: finding where a unit begins and ends, reading narrative and poetry on their own terms, placing a law or a prophecy in its setting, and writing an answer that quotes.
Learn this now 📖Tanakh with the Commentators, Three Units
The three unit programme of the religious state stream, in which a chapter is never read on its own: Rashi, Ibn Ezra, Ramban and others are read beside the verse and against one another.
Learn this now 🇮🇱Zionism and the Founding of the State of Israel
How one answer to the position of Jews in modern Europe became a national movement, met a second national movement in the same land, and ended in a state and a conflict.
Learn this now 🕰️History for the bagrut: nationalism, the wars and the state
The examined history course as one line of argument: how the nation state became the form politics took in Europe, what happened when it turned totalitarian, how the Shoah followed, and how a state was founded in its aftermath.
Learn this now 🌍Modern Middle East Studies
The region since the end of the Ottoman Empire: how its states were formed, what their economies rest on, the conflicts that shaped them, and how to study a dispute in which the people involved describe the same events very differently.
Learn this now 📚Talmud at Three Units
The skills the three unit paper tests: the layout of a daf, the Aramaic terms that signal each move, following a sugya from its opening difficulty to its close, and the step from discussion to ruling.
Learn this now 🔍Research Methods and Sources
What a claim about the past has to rest on before it can be written down: a question that can be answered, sources read against themselves, and a footnote a reader is able to follow.
Learn this nowSocial studies31 subjects · 211 lessons
Geography: The Landscapes of Israel
Grade five geography of Israel as a chain of causes: the map, then the heights, then the regions, then the rain, then the water, and finally where people chose to live.
Learn this now 🌍Geography: People, Cities and Maps
Grade six geography widens from one country to the world: coordinates first, then the maps that answer different questions, then where people actually are and why they move.
Learn this now 🌍Geography: People and the Environment
Grade seven geography as a chain of causes: rock and weathering shape a landscape, the landscape and the rain decide what grows, what grows decides where people settle, and settlement then changes the landscape back.
Learn this now 🕯️Heritage: Memory, Community and the Year
How a private memory becomes a shared one: what a family keeps, what a community does with it, how the Hebrew year turns memory into a public timetable, why the same festival looks different at two tables, and what the neighbours' calendars mark.
Learn this now ⛪Christian Heritage
Christian heritage as it is taught in the Arab Christian schools of Israel: how the Bible is arranged, the four Gospels, the parables, the church year and its feasts, the sacraments, the churches of the Holy Land, and the community that lives among them.
Learn this now 🏛️Civics: The State and the Citizen
A first civics course for grade eight, built from the citizen outward: what a state is, what a status changes, which rights and duties come with it, which office decides what, and how a democracy holds an argument that nobody wins.
Learn this now 🏔️Druze Heritage
The heritage subject in the Druze schools: the name the community gives itself, the beginning in the Fatimid century, the place of the uqqal, the khalwa and the precepts, the pilgrimage to Nabi Shuayb, and the community in Israel and beyond it.
Learn this now ⚖️How a Halakhic Question Is Answered
The route a practical question travels: from a verse and a talmudic discussion, through the codes, to a rabbi answering the person standing in front of him, and how much room for judgement there is along the way.
Learn this now 🕌Islamic Culture and Heritage
Islamic culture as it is taught in the Arab sector school: the five pillars and what each asks, the Quran and how it is recited, the life of the Prophet, the hadith and its chain, the hijri year, the conduct the tradition sets out, and the mosque itself.
Learn this now 🥾Field Studies and Knowing the Land
The field subject taught as a skill rather than as a trip: trail marks, contour lines, a bearing walked on the ground, the decisions that keep a group safe, reading a site where people lived before, and a route planned for a whole class.
Learn this now 🏞️Geography: The Regions of Israel and Its Resources
Grade nine geography of Israel from the regional map outward: who lives where, why the population keeps growing, where the water comes from now that the rain is not enough, and what the gap between the centre and the periphery costs.
Learn this now 🕯️Mussar and the Work on Middot
The mussar literature learned as it was meant to be used: a middah taken as something a person can work on, the classic works from Chovot HaLevavot to Mesilat Yesharim, the movement that gave mussar a fixed time in the day, and what all of it asks of a person.
Learn this now 🧭General studies
The compulsory strand nobody examines: the habits an adult needs for reading the news, judging a claim, handling money and disagreeing with someone without losing them.
Learn this now ⚖️Halakha: From the Sugya to the Ruling
The route from a discussion in the gemara to what a person actually does: the rules that decide a dispute, the Tur and the Beit Yosef gathering the opinions, a seif in the Shulchan Aruch with the Rema inside it, the nosei kelim, the Mishnah Berurah, and a question brought to a posek today.
Learn this now 🚀Leadership and entrepreneurship
Taking an idea from a noticed problem to something a room full of people will back: how to find a problem worth the effort, how to check it with the people who have it, how to build a first version, how to make the numbers work, and how to lead a team you have no authority over.
Learn this now 🧾Accounting: records, statements and what they reveal
From a single receipt to a full set of statements: double entry and the accounting equation, the journal and the ledger, why a cost belongs to one period rather than another, and how to read a balance sheet, a profit and loss statement and a cash flow statement well enough to compare two businesses.
Learn this now 🏢Business management: inside the firm
What a business actually is and how it is run: the legal forms a firm can take in Israel, how a market is cut into segments, the four levers of a marketing plan, how the thing gets made, and the arithmetic behind a decision that has to be made before the results are in.
Learn this now ⚖️Civics: Democracy and the State of Israel
What makes a state democratic, how the Israeli system of government works without a complete constitution, and how citizens argue about the answers.
Learn this now 🗺️Geography: Advanced Bagrut
The five unit geography course: the physical systems that shape a landscape, the human systems built on top of them, and the Israeli case studies the examination is built around.
Learn this now 🕋Islamic Culture for the One Unit Bagrut
The single compulsory unit as the paper actually sets it: the suras and the hadith on the syllabus, the fiqh of worship, the episodes of the sira that keep coming back, the centuries of Arabic learning, and the values question at the end.
Learn this now 💭Jewish Thought: Questions and Thinkers
The questions Jewish thinkers have argued over and the answers they gave: what counts as a principle of faith, how reason and revelation fit together, what chosenness claims, why the righteous suffer, and what modern thinkers made of all of it.
Learn this now 🤔Philosophy: Questions and Arguments
A first serious course in philosophy: what we can claim to know, what a mind is, how people have argued about right and wrong, and how to test an argument instead of only agreeing or disagreeing with it.
Learn this now 🧠Psychology: mind, memory and behaviour
The psychology half of the social sciences elective, taught as an experimental science: how a claim about people becomes something a study can measure, and what perception, attention, memory and child development look like once they have been measured. The classic studies are read as evidence, with their limits attached.
Learn this now 👥Sociology: society, groups and inequality
The sociology half of the social sciences elective: how a society makes members out of people, how norms and roles are enforced, how rival schools explain who ends up rich and who ends up poor, and what the main lines running through Israeli society look like when every account is given in its strongest form.
Learn this now 💹Supply and Demand
How a price gets set when nobody sets it: six lessons from what a price means to what happens when a government fixes one.
Learn this now ⚖️Civics for the bagrut: institutions, law and minorities
How the Israeli system of government actually works from day to day, what the rule of law requires of the state itself, and where the line runs between the decision of a majority and the rights it may not vote away.
Learn this now 🌐Diplomacy and international relations
How states behave in a system with no ruler above them: the schools that explain foreign policy differently, what an embassy and a diplomat actually do, how negotiations between governments are built, what international organisations can and cannot enforce, and the discipline of stating another capital's position as it would state it itself.
Learn this now 📈Economics: growth, inflation and the policy toolbox
Macroeconomics at five units: what a national product measures and what it ignores, where growth comes from over a generation, how inflation and unemployment are counted, what a central bank and a treasury can actually do, and why economists who agree about the data still disagree about the policy.
Learn this now ⚖️Law: sources, courts and legal reasoning in Israel
Where an Israeli law comes from, which court hears which case, and how an argument is actually built out of a statute, a precedent and a set of facts. The interpretive disputes are taught as disputes, with the leading position and the leading criticism of it both given in full.
Learn this now 🏛️Political science: power, regimes and representation
Five units of political science: what makes power legitimate, how regimes are sorted, what a representative owes a voter, how electoral rules shape the governments a country gets, and where the deepest arguments in Israeli public life actually divide. Every position is taught in the form its own supporters would recognise.
Learn this now 📉Microeconomics
How a choice under constraint becomes a demand curve, how a firm's costs become a supply curve, and where the meeting of the two stops producing a good outcome.
Learn this nowLanguage38 subjects · 262 lessons
First Reading in Hebrew
From knowing the letters to reading a whole sentence: the vowel signs, joining sounds into syllables, and the short words that carry a first story.
Learn this now 🔤Arabic: First Reading and Writing
The first year of reading in the mother tongue: the twenty eight letters and the four shapes each of them takes, the short and the long vowels, the definite al, and a whole short sentence read aloud without help.
Learn this now 📖Reading Fluently in Hebrew
From sounding words out to reading them at sight, and the first real writing: a sentence of your own with a capital start and a full stop.
Learn this now 🇬🇧English: First Words
A first course in English for Hebrew speaking children, starting from the letters and the left to right direction. By the end a child can greet someone, count, name what is on the desk and read a few lines aloud.
Learn this now 🗣️Hebrew as a Second Language: The First Year
Hebrew as it opens in the third grade of an Arab sector school: the letters, the vowel signs, the first spoken exchanges, the words the classroom itself supplies, and a sentence of the pupil's own by the end of the year.
Learn this now 🌳Roots and Word Families
Hebrew words are built, not only remembered: three letters carry the meaning and everything else is added around them. Once a child sees the root, whole families of words open at once.
Learn this now 📗English: Reading First Texts
For Hebrew speakers who can already sound out English words but have never read a whole paragraph of them. Six lessons that lead from a five-line text to three sentences the child writes about herself.
Learn this now ✍️First Hebrew Grammar
The words a child already uses every day, sorted into the kinds the language actually has. Being able to name them is what turns a sentence that sounds wrong into a sentence you can fix.
Learn this now 🗣️English: Everyday Language
Grade five English for pupils who can already read a short text: the language for describing a room, a week and a daily routine, ending in a message written to a real person.
Learn this now ✍️Hebrew: Language and Expression
Grade five Hebrew expression, built upward: from the marks that close a sentence, through the paragraph, to a piece of writing that was planned, delivered aloud and then edited.
Learn this now 📚English: Stories and Writing
Grade six English moves from the sentence to the text: a story is read, the past tense that carries it is learned, and the year ends with a paragraph the pupil wrote and then checked.
Learn this now 📖Hebrew Literature
Grade six literature: seven lessons that build the tools for reading a story and a poem closely, and end with a whole book and an opinion the student can defend.
Learn this now 📖Reading comprehension
Finding what a text says, what it only implies, and what it is trying to persuade you of.
Learn this now 📚Arabic Grammar and Literary Texts
The nahw a seventh grader is expected to hold, from the two kinds of Arabic sentence to the endings that mark a word's job, put straight to work on a short story and on a line of classical verse.
Learn this now 🕰️English tenses
The English tense system for Hebrew speakers, built around the places where Hebrew quietly leads you into the wrong form.
Learn this now ✡️Hebrew grammar
The lashon syllabus of the Israeli Ministry of Education, from the three letters at the heart of a word to the structure of a complex sentence.
Learn this now 🗣️Arabic as a Second Language
Arabic for Hebrew speaking students in grade eight, built to reach a real conversation: greeting a person, agreeing words in gender and number, saying whose it is, counting and asking a price, asking a question, holding a short exchange, and finding the root inside a headline.
Learn this now ✍️Essay writing
Building an argued essay from a claim, through paragraphs that earn it, to a conclusion that does more than repeat the opening.
Learn this now 📖Hebrew Literature: The Short Story and the Poem
Grade eight literature as a set of reading moves: what an opening does, where a story turns, what it leaves out, how a poem sounds before it means, who is speaking, when an image becomes a symbol, and how to prove a reading with a quotation.
Learn this now 💬Hebrew as a Second Language in Middle School
The middle school years in Hebrew: the binyanim and the tenses, smichut, the prepositions that take pronoun endings, the roots the two languages share, reading a news item, and writing a letter an office will accept.
Learn this now ☕Amharic: Language and Ethiopian Jewish Heritage
The fidel script, the sounds Amharic makes that Hebrew does not, the sentence that keeps its verb for last, and the Ge'ez, the coffee ceremony and the Sigd that stand behind the language.
Learn this now 🔤English vocabulary
Building vocabulary you can use and not merely recognise, with attention to where Hebrew leads a learner astray.
Learn this now 🗼French: First Year
A first year of French for a student who has never met the language: the sounds first, then the spelling that hides them, the two verbs everything is built on, and an old song read line by line.
Learn this now 🎸Spanish
Spanish from its five clean vowels up to the present tense, ending with the Spanish that left the peninsula in 1492 and is still spoken in Israeli families.
Learn this now 🕌Spoken and Written Arabic for Hebrew Speakers
A five unit course built around the fact that Arabic is two languages at once: the Palestinian dialect heard on an Israeli street and the standard Arabic printed in the paper, and how to move between them.
Learn this now 🀄Chinese: Mandarin, Characters and Tones
Mandarin taken in the order it is actually learned: the tones first, then pinyin, then the characters stroke by stroke, and a grammar that marks time without tenses.
Learn this now 🥨German
German from its extra letters and capitalised nouns through the article that carries the grammar, the four cases and the verb that waits at the end of the sentence.
Learn this now 🍝Italian
Italian through the details that decide it: the doubled consonant that changes a word, the softening c and g, two auxiliary verbs, and the Italian written into every musical score.
Learn this now 🪆Russian: Language and the Culture of Russian Speaking Israel
Cyrillic, the six cases, the verbs that care how you travelled and whether you finished, and the Russian that a million people brought with them to Israel.
Learn this now 🎻Yiddish: The Language and the World It Carried
Yiddish for a student who already reads Hebrew letters: the three layers inside the language, the vowels written as letters, its literature and songs, and what remained of the world that spoke it.
Learn this now ✍️Arabic Language and Literature for the Bagrut
The three compulsory units in Arabic as a first language: sarf and parsing under exam conditions, the unseen passage, the argumentative essay, and the set literature from the pre Islamic ode to the modern poem.
Learn this now 📘English, three units
The three unit English bagrut as a set of habits: reading an unseen text under time, answering the question that was set, and writing the short functional pieces the paper asks for.
Learn this now ✍️Hebrew language and expression
The bagrut in Hebrew language: the syntax of the clause, the word patterns that build nouns from verbs, the choice of register, and the two written tasks the paper sets, the merged summary and the argumentative text.
Learn this now 📝Hebrew for the Second Language Bagrut
The three compulsory units of Hebrew for pupils in the Arab sector: an unseen article answered in the candidate's own words, summary to a set length, the opinion essay, the long sentence taken apart, the verb system, register, and a modern text answered in writing and aloud.
Learn this now 📖Literature: Advanced Poetics
The five unit literature course taught as a craft: how a poem is built, what a genre promises a reader, and how Hebrew writing answers and argues with the literature of the world.
Learn this now 📖English, five units
The five unit course: long unseen texts read for their argument, the literature module with its poems and short stories, and an analytical essay that has to defend a position rather than describe one.
Learn this now 🎭Literature
The two unit literature bagrut across its three genres: Hebrew poetry from the medieval Spanish poets to the present, prose from Agnon onwards, and one drama, read closely enough to argue about.
Learn this now ✍️Academic Writing and Argument
The writing a first year is actually graded on: a claim someone could reject, evidence that reaches it, sources named honestly, and a draft cut back until only the argument is left.
Learn this nowArts11 subjects · 69 lessons
First marks: line, shape and colour
A first art course for young children, built from the three things every picture is made of: the line a pencil leaves, the shape that appears when a line closes, and the colour that fills it.
Learn this now 🥁Pulse, rhythm and listening
The steady beat underneath a piece of music, the pattern of long and short sounds that sits on top of it, and how to hear what one instrument is doing while the whole class is playing.
Learn this now 🎨Composition and perspective
Where the eye enters a picture, where the picture leads it next, and why a road drawn as two converging lines reads as distance. It ends with the class looking hard at one painting together.
Learn this now 💃Movement vocabulary and choreography
Body, space, time and energy are the four things a dancer can change, and a phrase is what happens when they are put in an order and repeated. It ends with a short piece made by the group.
Learn this now 🎼Reading notation and playing together
From the five lines of the stave to a piece the class can hold together: note values, the treble clef, the major scale, and what it takes to come in at the right moment when other people are playing.
Learn this now 🎭Character, scene and staging
What an actor decides before speaking a single line, how a scene is built out of what each character wants, and the practical craft of putting it on a stage where an audience can follow it.
Learn this now ✏️Design and visual communication
Design is a message sent to a particular person for a purpose. Six lessons on the tools that carry it, ending with a brief answered in full from research through to a finished printed piece.
Learn this now 📷Exposure, framing and the photographic essay
The three settings that decide how much light reaches the sensor and what that light looks like, and then the harder half: choosing where to stand, and building a set of pictures that says what one picture cannot.
Learn this now 🏛️History of art, five units
The examined sequence, from the Renaissance recovery of the human figure to Israeli art after 1948, taught as a way of reading a picture: what is shown, how it is built, who paid for it, and what it argued at the time.
Learn this now 🎬Cinema: shot, edit and soundtrack
How a film makes meaning before anyone says a word: what the frame includes, how long the shot lasts, what the cut puts next to it, and what the soundtrack is doing that the audience never notices.
Learn this now 🖼️Studio practice and the bagrut portfolio
The five unit studio year run the way the examination expects it: a body of work grown from one question the student can defend, a workbook that shows the thinking, and a hang an external examiner can read.
Learn this nowBody and life skills9 subjects · 63 lessons
Road Safety: First Journeys
The walk to school, taught as the small number of habits a six year old can actually keep: where the pavement ends, what happens at the kerb, and how to be seen.
Learn this now 🤸Physical Education: Movement and Games
The movement skills a game is built out of — running, balancing, throwing, catching and controlling a ball — practised until a child can join in without thinking about them.
Learn this now 🤝Life Skills: Friendship and Falling Out
How friendships are made and repaired at nine and ten: naming what you feel, handling a disagreement, and knowing exactly which grown-up to go to when something is wrong.
Learn this now 🚲Road Safety: Bicycles and Scooters
The point at which a child stops being a passenger and becomes a vehicle: where a bicycle belongs, how a junction is read from the saddle, and what a motor changes.
Learn this now 📱Digital Literacy: Privacy, Sources and Decency Online
What a twelve year old needs before a phone becomes the main place they meet other people: what a post keeps, whose picture it is, how a claim gets checked, and what to do when a group chat turns cruel.
Learn this now 🌱Life Skills: Growing Up, Pressure and Boundaries
The years when things change faster than anyone explains: naming feelings accurately, holding a boundary with friends, running your own week, and knowing exactly which adult to go to and what to say to them.
Learn this now 🏃Physical Education: Fitness and Team Play
What training actually is: the parts fitness is made of, how a week of work is built out of effort and rest, and how a player reads a game instead of chasing the ball.
Learn this now 🤲Social Involvement: The Volunteering Year
The compulsory social involvement strand taken seriously: choosing a placement you can keep, working alongside people whose lives look nothing like yours, keeping the log the school will ask for, and saying at the end what the year actually changed.
Learn this now 🚦Traffic Education: The Road Before a Licence
The road treated as a shared system in the year before a licence: the physics of stopping, what a driver genuinely cannot see, the passenger's job, and the three things that turn a competent driver into a dangerous one.
Learn this nowApplied and vocational14 subjects · 99 lessons
Agriculture and Growing
Growing crops in a country with too little rain: reading a soil, choosing a texture, running a drip line on treated waste water, and defending a crop without reaching first for the sprayer.
Learn this now ⚡Electricity and power systems
The electricity stream at its theory level: reading a circuit as a set of loops and junctions, what changes when the current keeps reversing, how power travels from the station to a building, and the reasoning behind each safety rule rather than the rule alone. Nothing here is an installation instruction.
Learn this now 📐Engineering sciences: designing something that has to work
The cycle every engineered object passes through, from a need stated clearly enough to test against, through choosing a material for how it behaves rather than for its name, to the tolerance that decides whether two parts made in different workshops will fit together.
Learn this now 🏗️Building engineering and architecture
A building is a plan, a structure and a piece of ground, and it stands only when the three agree. Reading a plan and a section, the frame that carries the weight down, the materials a site is genuinely built from, and the rules that decide what may be built where.
Learn this now 🚗Automotive Systems
The vehicle as a set of systems: the four stroke cycle and what feeds it, the path from the engine to the wheels, the systems that stop and steer, reading fault codes, and the electric drivetrain that replaces most of it.
Learn this now 🔪Culinary Arts
The craft of a professional kitchen: the knife and the cuts it names, everything prepared before the first pan goes on, what dry heat and wet heat each do, and the food safety rules that frame all of it.
Learn this now 🔌Electronics and computer engineering
From the small family of components every circuit is assembled from, through the diode and the transistor that let a circuit decide something, to logic gates, the signal that is only ever high or low, and the small controller that sits inside a machine and runs one program for years.
Learn this now 👗Fashion and Textile Design
From fibre to finished collection: what a cloth is before it is a garment, how a flat pattern becomes a three dimensional shape, and how a set of garments is made to speak with one voice.
Learn this now 🩺Health and Nursing Studies
Nursing as a profession: measuring what the body is doing, keeping infection from moving between patients, handling wounds and medicines safely, and knowing how a patient travels through the Israeli health system.
Learn this now 📦Logistics and Supply Chain
How goods actually move: one carton followed from factory to shelf, the four jobs of a warehouse floor, how much to hold and when to order, and why a small change at the till becomes a large one at the plant.
Learn this now 🔧Mechanical engineering: forces, elements and drawings
How a load travels through a structure and out into the ground, what a beam does long before it breaks, the small family of elements every machine is assembled from, and the drawing that lets a workshop make the part without asking you a single question.
Learn this now 🏃Advanced Physical Education
The theory behind coaching: the moving parts of the body and their correct names, how a muscle contracts, which energy system pays for which effort, how a season is shaped, and how a skill is actually taught.
Learn this now 🧳Tourism and Hospitality
The industry from both sides of the desk: what a traveller buys and who sells it, how a hotel runs its rooms and its shifts, and how a day of guiding in Israel is planned around heat, queues and opening hours.
Learn this now ⚙️Mechatronics: machines that sense and correct themselves
Where mechanics, electronics and control meet inside one machine. Which motor suits which job, how a machine knows where it actually is, the correction that closes the gap between wanted and achieved, and the integration work that turns out to be most of the project.
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