Explanation
Rosh Hashanah is the Jewish new year. This means celebrations, happiness, and also reflecting on the past year and setting goals for the coming one. For families, there are so many wonderful traditions to engage in–dipping apples in honey, braiding and tasting round challah, making cards, and listening to the blast of the shofar. Be sure to wish your family and friends, “L’shana tova,” a happy and sweet new year
Events
Rosh Hashanah 5785
THU, OCT 3
8:45 – 9:30 AM
Members: No registration needed.
Adults — Show your CRS High Holy Day Tickets
Children — No Ticket Needed
Guests of Members & Non-Members: Space is limited. Registration is required for adults and children.
Adults — $18
Children — Free
Videos
Today is the Birthday of the World – Lisa Schiff
“One Voice” – Cantor Shayna De Lowe
Reading Shanah Tovah – Donna Rudolph
Creating a Sacred Placement – Lisa Schiff
Tashlich Project – Debbie Semmel
How to Blow the Shofar – Rabbi Ben Spratt
Reading Apple Days with the Rosenblum Family
Reading Rosh Hashanah Challah – Helen Singer
Reading Sound the Shofar – Helen Singer
Reading Jackie and Jesse and Joni and Jae with the Alter Family
Rosh Hashanah Song Session – Louie Glaser
Watch
Shalom Sesame: Rosh Hashanah Hannah
Sesame Street
For Grown-Ups
Learn about Shofar Sounds
Kveller
Explaining Tashlich for Kids
PJ Library
A Parent’s Must-Have Guide to the High Holidays
ReformJudaism.org
Music to Listen to During the High Holidays
ReformJudaism.org
A Guide to the High Hoidays at Home
PJ Library
Do
Make Your Own Shofar
AlphaMom
Rosh Hashanah Noodle Kugel
ReformJudaism.org
DIY Tzedakah Box
Bimbam
Tekiah-Shevarim-Teruah Movement Game
AlphaMom
Holiday Card Making
DOROT
