Jewish Holidays
Stories from the Torah
Holiday Fun
The Torah!
Mystery Box
100

This holiday is mostly about asking for forgiveness

What is Yom Kippur

100

This man built an ark to save his people and animals from a great flood.

Who is Noah

100

We search for this on Passover and maybe if we find it, we get a prize.

What is the afikomen

100
This person writes a torah

What is a sofer

100

This is what we use to point to the Torah when reading it.

What is a yad.

200

We wear this on Purim

What are costumes

200

This baby was placed in a basket in the Nile river

Who is Moses

200

We build this on Sukkot. At night you can sit in it and see the stars.

What is a sukkah.

200

This important text contains our stories and laws

What is the Torah

200

This special holiday starts every Friday at sundown and ends at sundown on Saturday.

What is Shabbat

300

This holiday asks the famous 4 questions

What is Passover

300

This is the first thing God made. 

What is light.

300

We eat this on Passover. Some people like it with cream cheese or jelly.

What is matzoh.

300

The torah is written on this special type of substance.

What is parchment or animal skin

300

This word means doing a good deed or a kind act.

What is a mitzvah

400
The loud sound that happens at the end of Yom Kippur

What is the blowing of the shofar

400

The man was known for his dream coat

Who is Joseph
400

This holiday lasts for 8 nights.

What is Chanukah

400

This is the special box where the Torah is kept in our sanctuary. 

What is the ark.

400

This is the place in our temple where people sit and pray and sing.

What is the sanctuary.

500

We shake these two items on Sukkot

What is a lulav and an etrog

500

She showed kindness at the well.

Who is Rebeccah

500

This holiday celebrates reading the end of the torah and starting all over. 

What is Simchat Torah

500

This is the language the Torah is written in. 

What is Hebrew.

500

This is what Jewish boys and girls become at the age of 12 or 13.

What is a bar or bat mitzvah.