Vocab
Meaning
Traditions 1
Traditions 2
100

Etrog

Large citrus fruit similar to a lemon

100

What is a "sukkah"?

A booth or a temporary shelter we build where we are supposed to eat, sleep, and/or spend time with friends and family during Sukkot  


100

What do we shake on Sukkot?

Lulav and Etrog

100

What can we make the roof of a sukkah out of?

Can be made using palm branches, bamboo, etc.

200

Lulav

Palm branch

200

What does Sukkot celebrate?

It is a harvest festival, where we celebrate that the Earth has grown plants and things we can eat that help keep us alive : )

200

How do we shake this important symbol on Sukkot?

We wave the LULAV and ETROG in all directions, to remind us that God is all around us

200

What is important about the roof of the sukkah?

It is supposed to be built so that it shades us from the sun, but also so we are able to see the stars from inside it at night 

300

Hadas

Leafy trees

300

How many walls does the Sukkah have?

At least 3– and a covering on the top

300

Are we allowed to work in the Sukkah?

No

300

What do the symbols of Sukkot represent?

Parts of our body

400

Aravot

Willows

400

What do we put on the walls of the sukkah?

Anything that makes it more beautiful or joyful (photos, decorations, drawings, etc)

400

How long is Sukkot?

7 days 

400

What are common ways synagogues celebrate Sukkot?

Festivals, building Sukkot, reciting special prayers, communal meals

500

Ushpizin

Our guests who we invite to join us in the sukkah
500

What is the biblical reason we celebrate Sukkot?

Sukkot represents the temporary huts that the Israelites lived in as they wandered the desert for 40 years. 

500

There are 4 symbols that represent Sukkot. They are also called the 4 ____?

Species

500

What are one or more mitzvot of Sukkot? (Give 50 points for each added mitzvah past 1) : )

-Inviting people to come and eat in the sukkah with us 

-Decorating the inside of the sukkah with things that represent joy (pretty streamers or items, photos of you and your loved ones, drawings, etc) 

-Shaking the lulav and etrog

-Spending time in the sukkah!