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HOLY BLOSSOM TEMPLE RELIGIOUS SCHOOL

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esponsible for performing acts of gemilut chasadim in order to make the world a holier<br />

place with people that we encounter in our daily lives.<br />

The topics covered in this section include:<br />

Making Peace Among Friends<br />

Shalom Bayit<br />

Accepting difference between people<br />

Honour your Parents<br />

Befriend the lonely<br />

The danger of gossip: Lashon Hara<br />

Honouring and Understanding the Elderly<br />

HOLIDAYS<br />

Our preparation for the Holidays is vast. Students have a great deal to learn about<br />

holidays in a short period of time – sometimes only 1-2 weeks. We hope that our<br />

students will be able to accomplish the following objectives:<br />

ROSH HASHANAH<br />

• Recall the names of the sounds of the shofar<br />

• Say L’Shanah Tova and understand its meaning<br />

• Explain the meaning and concept teshuva and ways of implementation<br />

• Recite the Shehechayanu and connect it to some examples of new beginnings<br />

YOM KIPPUR<br />

• Explain why Yom Kippur is a fast day<br />

• state that Yom Kippur is the day of saying special prayers asking for forgiveness for the<br />

things we have done wrong<br />

• Articulate some of the wrongdoings and explain how teshuva can make a difference.<br />

SUKKOT<br />

• identify Sukkot as a harvest holiday<br />

• state that Sukkot is a Jewish festival of Thanksgiving comparing it to Canadian<br />

Thanksgiving.<br />

• state that a Sukkah is a temporary home (not an apartment during a home renovation)<br />

• demonstrate how to use the lulav and etrog<br />

• repeat the blessings over the lulav and etrog and upon dwelling in the Sukkah<br />

SIMCHAT TORAH<br />

• identify Simchat Torah as the completion and new beginning of the yearly cycle of Torah<br />

reading<br />

• connect the Temple Sefer Torah project to the Holiday of Simchat Torah<br />

• identify Simchat Torah as a time of joy and dancing<br />

CHANUKAH<br />

• tell the story of Chanukah in their own words<br />

• Character analysis of Judah, Antiochus, Greeks<br />

• Describe ways in which as Jews we express our freedoms<br />

• Recite the blessings over the Chanukah lights

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