On this page, I will be adding various resources that I have created and used in various educational venues. If you would like to use any of the material in a educational setting, be my guest; however, just cite where it came from and if you wouldn’t mind, let me know how you are using it and what were the results. Also, if you are using any of these in a classroom setting and would like a higher resolution image just email me.
Ain’t Gonna Take Dagesh! 
Human Anatomy: 
Pastoral Setting:
Hebrew Vocab Shepherd Scene with Scripture
Begadkephat Tree (for distinguishing what type of dagesh is in a Begadkephat letter):
Helps for Identifying Hebrew Verbal Stems:
Helps on the Hebrew Verbal Systems Piel Pefect and Imperfect
[...] request of a few, I am placing a few images that I have worked on in a new tab on this blog, called resources. Feel free to check them out and tell me what you think. I look forward to your [...]
By: New Content « Thoughts from a Young, Slightly Cantankerous, Aspiring Theologian on November 26, 2008
at 7:24 pm
Adam,
Very helpful! I’m gonna add a link to this in our ‘hebrew resources’ tab.
daniel
By: danielandtonya on November 28, 2008
at 12:12 am
Adam,
Very helpful! I’m gonna add a link to this in our ‘hebrew resources’ tab.
daniel
By: danielandtonya on November 28, 2008
at 12:14 am
Kind of scary, Adam. I am easily horrified.
One thing you might want to modify is that yad and regel have extensive meanings as welll, covering the arm and leg entire, respectively.
By: John Hobbins on December 1, 2008
at 5:34 am
Hello John,
I suppose it is bit morose, so I am thrilled that the drawing was able to illicit such a response.
Good point about the larger semantic fields, once my papers/finals are finished I will take it down and make that correction. Thanks for taking a peak at the pic. I have a few more that I have been working on. Those should go up soon as well.
By: parkersmood on December 1, 2008
at 10:54 am
Thanks for these aids to learning Hebrew. They are fun and instructive, and the more fun you can have while learning Hebrew, the faster you will learn it!
By: Hebrew Student on July 18, 2009
at 4:00 pm
[...] Adam also produced a helpful visual with vocabulary that would describe a pastoral scene (that would be one with sheep, not a presbytry meeting). To see all of Adam’s resources go here. [...]
By: Visual Tools for Learning Hebrew on November 10, 2009
at 2:18 am