High Holidays חגי תשרי
Or Shteinmetz • October 26, 2022
At the beginning of each year our classroom celebrates the High Holidays starting with Rosh Hashanah symbols of Apple Dipped in Honey (A blessing for a sweet New Year), moving into Yom Kippur (being kind to your friends and loving G-d), and 5 days later building up a Sukkah, temporary hut, for Sukkot Holiday. We take pleasure in having a Soup in the Sukkah party with our parents. The last party fo the High Holiday is Simchat Torah - and Shemini Azeret. In our school, marking the beginning of the Torah reading from the start, concentrating on the book of Bereshit.
Rosh Hashana
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Sukkot & Simchat Torah
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