Holidays
Jewish Values
Hebrew Alphabet
Prayers
100

This holiday occurs later in the year when it gets dark early. There are also 8 days of presents.

Hanukkah

100
This Jewish Value is considered doing a good deed.
Mitzvah/Mitzvot
100

This letter is the first letter of the alphabet, and makes no sound without a vowel.

Aleph

100

This prayer is said at the beginning of our service. Hint: We stretch during this prayer.

Modeh/Modah Ani

200

This holiday marks the Jewish New Year with Apples and Honey.

Rosh Hashanah
200
This Jewish Value is considered being righteous and giving back to the less fortunate.

Tzedakah

200

What letter makes an "L" sound.

Lamed

200

This prayer is where we typically listen to our surroundings and cover our eyes.

Sh'ma

300

This holiday happens every week on Friday Night to Saturday Night.

Shabbat
300

What is the Jewish value that roughly translates to repairing the world.

Tikkun Olam

300

Daily Double: This letter is the second letter of the alphabet and makes a "B" sound when said. Draw this letter on the whiteboard for bonus points.

Bet

300

This prayer is said towards the end of our service.

Aleinu

400
This holiday is when the Jewish people wear all white and dont eat all day.

Yom Kippur

400
This Jewish Value is where we follow the "Golden Rule" or treating others how we want to be treated.

V'ahavta Lereacha Kamocha

400
Name 5 letters in the Hebrew alphabet.

Any 5 letters are accepted as an answer. Keith and Ellie will judge to determine if the answers given are accepted.

400
This prayer is said when we are doing something special for the first time.

Shehechianu

500

This holiday is where the Jewish people live in huts with 3 walls and decorate it with hanging fruits.

Sukkot
500

What is the word that we learned today during music that means responsibility.

Achrei'ut

500

5 letters change form when they are placed at the end of a word. What are these letters called?

Sofit or Final Letters

500

This prayer is what we say when we want to wish someone healing when they are ill.

Mishebeirach