A Kriah curriculum designed for the Classroom, Home school or Remedial.
We offer a complete Reader, full color Workbooks, exciting center Games &  Homework sheets!

 Free shipping to Canada and the USA on all orders.
Free worldwide shipping to most locations. Email us with questions [email protected]

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​Workbooks

Our full color workbooks provide a student with engaging activities, to enable thorough learning of each Nekuda. A child is guided step by step as they learn the different sounds, and letter combinations. Letters blend into words, and Hebrew reading begins! 

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Games

Our extensive collection of games offer every child an exciting way to review core Kriah skills. All our games are indexed to the Kriah workbook pages. 

Reader

Our reader includes all the Nekudos. A slow build up of reading skills enables a child to learn and internalize the lessons before being introduced to the next skill. We proudly feature only real Hebrew words from Tanach and modern day Hebrew.

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Homework

Our homework sheets are indexed and correspond to the workbook pages practiced in the classroom. We provide you with print ready worksheets for your students to review at home.

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"Feedback from our customers"

“I have been using DotbyDot since October. I must say that I have never seen Kriah sheets as good as these. It is fun, interactive, as well as skillful for the children.”
Mushky Rutman, Mazel Day School, Brooklyn, NY

“We are really enjoying the books and I have been using them as the basis of my Kriah
curriculum. The kids love working in them and look forward to reading groups every day. Thanks for these materials!!”
Hadas Zaetz, Bais Menachem, S. Francisco, CA

“I love that the DotbyDot workbooks are well organized and according to skill to ensure student success. They are filled with vibrant colors and clean fonts, with fun reading activities.”
Luna M., Beth Tfiloh, Community School, Baltimore, MD 

“What I personally love about these books is the clean and clear look. Every page is in color. I love that the words all mean something. So, as we read them, I explain the translation. I love the stories and illustrations. My children love doing Kriah every day.”
Danit Schusterman, Homeschool, Maui, Hawaii