re test (Wednesday)

• Chatlah bread


  Plaited loaf symbolising a cycle of life year
• Rosh Hashana


  • Jewish new year festival
• Rosh Hashana


  • Special seder meal consists of apples dipped in honey, a symbol of a sweet new year
  • Asking for forgiveness
• Rosh Hashana


  1. The Shofar is blown to start the Days of Awe

  2. Commemorates the creation of the world

  3. Book of life with names of everyone who is sorry for what they have done wrong

  4. Time for God to judge humanity

  5. The belief that God considers a person's good and bad deeds over the last year and what the next year will be like for them
• No food or drink is consumed for 25 hours on Rosh Hashana
• People wear white as a symbol of purity on Rosh Hashana
• The belief that the book of life is closed and sealed on Rosh Hashana
• Yom Kippur


  • Known as the Day of Atonement
• Yom Kippur


  • No makeup or perfume is worn
  • No leather shoes are worn
  • Ends with a long blast on the Shofar
• Yom Kippur


  1. Judaism teaches that on Yom Kippur, God makes a final decision on what the next year will look like for them

  2. No sexual intercourse

  3. Comes 10 days after Rosh Hashana

  4. The most important part is the time spent at the synagogue

  5. Praying for forgiveness
• Yom Kippur is one of the most important days in the Jewish calendar