רֹאֹש הַֹשַנָה Rosh Hashanah is on the 1st (and 2nd) of Tishrei.

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רֹאֹש הַֹשַנָה Rosh Hashanah is on the 1st (and 2nd) of Tishrei

Names for the Holiday ראֹש הַשַנָהHead of the year- יוֹם הַדִיןDay of Judgment- יוֹם הַזִיכַרוֹןDay of Remembering- יוֹם תְרוּעַהDay of Blowing the Shofar-

What are some traditions for Rosh Hashanah?

Traditions for Rosh Hashanah Blow the Shofar every day during Elul Hear the Shofar at synagogue on Rosh Hashanah Listen to the Torah reading Eat apples dipped in honey Eat the head of a fish Think about your mistakes and how to improve this year

“Sin” in Hebrew: Missing the bull’s eye: חֵטְא

During Elul we do Teshuvah Say “I made a mistake” Say “I’m sorry” to the person 2) Fix the mistake(s) you made 3) Apologize to God 4) Try not to make the same mistake again

תְשוּבַהRepent (say sorry)- תְפִילָה Pray- צְדַקָה Give tzedakah- What else can we do? תְשוּבַהRepent (say sorry)- תְפִילָה Pray- צְדַקָה Give tzedakah-

תַשְלִיךְ A service done on the 1st day of Rosh Hashanah We throw bread crumbs in a lake, river, or the ocean. They are a symbol= we throw away our mistakes Without teshuvah—they are just bread crumbs