Shabbat 101
The time that Shabbat begins
At sunset on Friday
A delicious braided loaf
Challah
Food prep done every day except for Shabbat
Cooking
Fathers typically recite this blessing on wine
Kiddush
The meal eaten in Shul after the service
the Kiddush
It is read every Saturday/Shabbat
The Torah portion/Parshat Hashavua
A traditional soup with dumplings
Chicken soup with Matzah balls
Something spent but not on Shabbat
Money
They come to our home on Shabbat but do not come in.
The Shabbat Angels
Adults (maybe teens too) love to do this on Shabbat afternoons
Take a nap
What women and girls do to welcome in Shabbat
Light Shabbat candles
A prayer is recited before drinking it
Wine/ Grape juice/ Kiddush
We play these for our ears pleasure but not on Shabbat
Musical Instruments
The blessing said over the wine
Hagafen
What is read right after the Torah portion
The Haftarah
The name of the Friday night prayer service
A traditional Ashkenazi fish served on Shabbat
Gefilteh Fish
We light this for warmth but not on Shabbat
A fire
The blessing said over the Challah
The Hamotzie
The amount of prayers (Shmone Esrei) services over shabbat
4
Service at the conclusion of Shabbat
Havdalah
A hot food served on Shabbat day
Cholent or Chamin
An invention used very commonly today but not on Shabbat
Electricity
how many times to we sing each of the four paragraphs in Shalom Aleichem
three
when is the holiest time of Shabbat
the last hour before sunset