Jewish holidays By Liora Eitzman 10 years old. rosh hashanah Is the beginning of the new jewish year You dip apples in honey We eat round challas not.

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Presentation transcript:

Jewish holidays By Liora Eitzman 10 years old

rosh hashanah Is the beginning of the new jewish year You dip apples in honey We eat round challas not long ones We blow the shofar to bring in th new year

Yom kippur 10 days after rosh hashanah I go to the park and my mom and dad fast

Succot We build a succa We have a lulav and an etrog We put pictures in the succa We eat in the succa

My succa

Shmini azeret Its on the last day of succot the 8 th day

Simcha torah It’s the day after smini azeret We dance at shul Every one is happy because we get the torah from hashem on har sinai

Chanukka We light the menorah for 8 days We celebrate the miracle that there was only enough oil for one day but it lasted for 8 days We sing maor tsu

Me lighting the menorah

Purim We dress up We read the migila about how the jews get saved from haman We eat haman tashan I like chocolate and mon the best

DRESSED UP

Pesach We eat only pesacdic food We burn the chametz We have a seder and read the story We learn about the plagues and moshe We have a seder plate

At my pesach seder at school 2012

Shavout From pesach we count 49 days for the omer At the end of the 49 days is shavout we make baskets with fruit we have the 7 speesies

ME AND DAVID AND THE BASKETS WE MADE IN NURSERY SCHOO L

Chag sameach Chag sameach and have a great year I love being jewish because we have such nice and fun holidays

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