yard — חצר. eleventh, twelfth — אחת עשרה, שתים עשרה (כיתות י״א ו־י״ב). youth movement — תנועת נוער. group leader — מדריך, מדריכה. neighbourhood — שכונה. land — שטח, אדמה. rubbish — זבל. bench — ספסל. plant — לשתול. immigrant — עולה, מהגר. practise — להתאמן. worth it — שווה את המאמץ.
Every Saturday afternoon, the yard of an old building in Holon fills with noise. About forty children run, sing and play games. They are members of a youth movement, and their group leaders are teenagers from the eleventh and twelfth grades. One of them is Lior, who is seventeen.
This year the group started a project in the neighbourhood. Behind the building there was an empty piece of land full of rubbish. The children cleaned it, and with help from their parents they built wooden benches and planted vegetables and flowers. Today older people from the street sit there in the evenings, and families meet there on Fridays.
Being a leader is not always easy. Lior often has a lot of homework, and sometimes he is tired. "But when I see the children smile, I know it's worth it," he says.
תרגיל 1 מתוך 3
הטקסט: More Than a Game
Every Saturday afternoon, the yard of an old building in Holon fills with noise. About forty children run, sing and play games. They are members of a youth movement, and their group leaders are teenagers from the eleventh and twelfth grades. One of them is Lior, who is seventeen.
"I joined the movement when I was in fourth grade," Lior says. "My group leader was the most important person in my week. Now I want to give the same thing to younger kids." Every week Lior plans activities for twelve children. He also meets the other leaders on Tuesday evenings to prepare.
This year the group started a project in the neighbourhood. Behind the building there was an empty piece of land full of rubbish. The children cleaned it, and with help from their parents they built wooden benches and planted vegetables and flowers. Today older people from the street sit there in the evenings, and families meet there on Fridays.
The movement also helps new immigrants. Many families from France, Ukraine and Ethiopia live in the area. Once a month, the older members hold a "Hebrew Café", where new immigrant teenagers practise Hebrew and make friends. "When I arrived from Paris, I didn't know anybody," says Chloe, sixteen. "At the café I found my first Israeli friends. Now I'm a group leader too!"
Being a leader is not always easy. Lior often has a lot of homework, and sometimes he is tired. "But when I see the children smile, I know it's worth it," he says.
תרגיל 2 מתוך 3
הטקסט: More Than a Game
Every Saturday afternoon, the yard of an old building in Holon fills with noise. About forty children run, sing and play games. They are members of a youth movement, and their group leaders are teenagers from the eleventh and twelfth grades. One of them is Lior, who is seventeen.
"I joined the movement when I was in fourth grade," Lior says. "My group leader was the most important person in my week. Now I want to give the same thing to younger kids." Every week Lior plans activities for twelve children. He also meets the other leaders on Tuesday evenings to prepare.
This year the group started a project in the neighbourhood. Behind the building there was an empty piece of land full of rubbish. The children cleaned it, and with help from their parents they built wooden benches and planted vegetables and flowers. Today older people from the street sit there in the evenings, and families meet there on Fridays.
The movement also helps new immigrants. Many families from France, Ukraine and Ethiopia live in the area. Once a month, the older members hold a "Hebrew Café", where new immigrant teenagers practise Hebrew and make friends. "When I arrived from Paris, I didn't know anybody," says Chloe, sixteen. "At the café I found my first Israeli friends. Now I'm a group leader too!"
Being a leader is not always easy. Lior often has a lot of homework, and sometimes he is tired. "But when I see the children smile, I know it's worth it," he says.
תרגיל 3 מתוך 3
הטקסט: More Than a Game
Every Saturday afternoon, the yard of an old building in Holon fills with noise. About forty children run, sing and play games. They are members of a youth movement, and their group leaders are teenagers from the eleventh and twelfth grades. One of them is Lior, who is seventeen.
"I joined the movement when I was in fourth grade," Lior says. "My group leader was the most important person in my week. Now I want to give the same thing to younger kids." Every week Lior plans activities for twelve children. He also meets the other leaders on Tuesday evenings to prepare.
This year the group started a project in the neighbourhood. Behind the building there was an empty piece of land full of rubbish. The children cleaned it, and with help from their parents they built wooden benches and planted vegetables and flowers. Today older people from the street sit there in the evenings, and families meet there on Fridays.
The movement also helps new immigrants. Many families from France, Ukraine and Ethiopia live in the area. Once a month, the older members hold a "Hebrew Café", where new immigrant teenagers practise Hebrew and make friends. "When I arrived from Paris, I didn't know anybody," says Chloe, sixteen. "At the café I found my first Israeli friends. Now I'm a group leader too!"
Being a leader is not always easy. Lior often has a lot of homework, and sometimes he is tired. "But when I see the children smile, I know it's worth it," he says.
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