Bar/Bat Mitzvah
This is the name of the speech I will give at my BM in Hebrew
What is a D'var Torah
The name of the holiday where we tell the story of the Exodus
What is Passover?
The items we eat for a sweet New Year. (name BOTH!)
What are apples and honey?
This action we do on Yom Kippur makes your tummy rumble.
What is fasting?
This is the first word in the Torah blessing.
What is "Baruch"?
The name of the holiday during which we commemorate the re-dedication of the Temple.
What is Hanukkah?
This is the object that we blow on Rosh Hashanah.
What is a shofar?
This is what we do on this holiday.
What is, saying sorry OR what is repentance OR asking for forgiveness?
The name of the prayer shawl that you will wear at your Ceremony.
What is a tallit?
This is the most important holiday of the Jewish year.
What is Sukkot?
This is the name of the animal from which we make a shofar.
What is a ram?
We end the holiday with this tradition.
What is break the fast?
This is the word for "Torah portion" in Hebrew.
What is a parashah?
This is what we pray for during Sukkot.
What is rain or a good harvest?
The literal meaning of Rosh Hashannah.
What is the start or head of the New Year?
This is the LITERAL meaning of Yom Kippur.
What is Day of Atonement or repentance?
This is the LITERAL meaning of the words "B'nei Mitzvah"
What is "children of the obligation"?
In biblical times, these two holidays during the fall, were originally only for the priests in the Temple to prepare for the pilgrimage to happen on another holiday.
What are Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur?
The name of at least ONE of the sounds of the shofar.
What is Tekiah, Teruah, shevarim or Tekiah Gdolah?
This guy got eaten by a whale, and this is a story we tell on Yom Kippur.
What is Jonah?
This is a gender-free term used to describe B'nei Mitzvah.
What is a B-Mitzvah?
This is the Israeli holiday for trees.
What is Tu B'shvat?
The meaning of the ritual of Tashlich
What is a ritual where you throw bread in a river to symbolize getting rid of your sins?
This is the name for the eve of Yom Kippur.
What is Kol Nidre?