During Passover, Jews remove all hametz from their diet.

Tradition says that matzah is similar to the bread that the ancestors of the Jews ate long ago.

On Rosh Hashanah, Jews dip apples into honey to represent the sweetness of a new year.

The word "hanukkiah" is a more specific way to describe a menorah.

The food that has kosher in it has a kosher symbol.

People who are on a kosher diet have two of everything one for meat and the other for milk.

One rule of the kosher diet is that you can't eat pork, shrimp, and shellfish.

When you are kosher, meat must be cut or slaughtered in a specific way to follow the rules.

One rule of the kosher diet is that you can't eat certain animals like Pigs

By examining food labels, you can sometimes determine whether or not the food is kosher or not.

One fact I learned about kosher is that, a rule of kosher is that you cannot eat certain meats

Another fact I learned about kosher is that dairy (or milk) and meat cannot be eaten in the same meal.

One thing I learned is that in Kosher, to eat meat, you have to slaughter the animal in a certain way before you can eat it.

Another thing I learned is that you can't eat meat and dairy in the same meal in the Kosher diet.

You cant have milk and meat at the same time.

There is a list of food that is good and a list of food that is not good and is known as unclean.

Milk and meat can not go together this is so important that Jews have two sets of everything to dived dairy and meat

Some animals cant be eaten because they may be considered "Un-clean"

Shabbat is called the day of rest.

People who celebrate Shabbat don't do any kind of work on that day.

One fact about Shabbat is after a long week of working, building, and making. The weekends are more calm and more social with family.

Feast, walks, games, and lighting candles are all part of Shabbat. These feast come with family time. Putting down you phone for a day or two to spend with God and loved ones.

No cheeseburgers are allowed in a kosher diet. Sad.

Fruit, honey, whiskey, vegetables (and many more foods) are pareve, which means they are not classified as a milk meal or a meat meal.

People on a kosher diet are not aloud to eat a cheese burger because it has meat and cheese.

On some food packages there is a U in a circle meaning its kosher

Shabbat (Or the Sabbath) is a Jewish day of rest where one sets everything aside and has a day of rest. This is because God made the world in six days, and the seventh is a day of rest.

On Shabbat, you are meant to put aside phones, computers, and other distractions to have a day of rest with family, friends, and most importantly; God.

One rule that I learned is you can't eat pork, shrimp, and shellfish.

Passover is the celebration of the Jew's redemption.

Before the holiday starts they need to prepare by cleaning the house to get rid of all of the bad luck in their home.

One thing I learned about Shabbat is that it is the day of rest.

Sabbath day is a day where you rest.

God took 6 days to create the world and on the 7th day he took a break

One rule of the kosher is "you can't eat some animals like pork, shrimp and shellfish.

Another rule is the animal needs to be slaughtered in a special way

The Shabbat is the day of rest where you stop your work for family time.

Shabbat is a holy rest day in which families gather around the table for delicious challah bread and any other traditional foods.

According to the Torah, God created the world in six days and rested on the seventh. This is why Jews take this seventh day off as a memorial for when God created the world we live in today.

Rosh Hashana is the stereo of the new year for Jewish people.

Posh Hashana lasts for two days and they pray, have food and prepare special rituals.

Passover is the celebration of the day Jews were redeemed from slavery in Egypt and their exodus away from Egypt.

The preparation for Passover is basically like a month's worth of spring cleaning. Make sure no oats, grains, or rye touch the surface of your life for eight days.

Shabbat is a Jewish day of rest when people participating in Judisim acknowledge the day God took a break after creating the world.

You can play game on Shabbat which I did not know

One rule I learned is the food restrictions, with food labels it has to have the hechsher symbol in order to use it when it comes to kosher.

One rule is when it comes to meals, specifically, Jewish people cannot eat some meat and it has to be slaughtered and cut in a specific way.

On the last day they rest because on the last or 7th day of creating earth he just rested.

On the holiday they fix or recreate things to show a fresh start.

Kosher will cut different food into different categories. There two options on what meal you will have. A meat meal that haves meat and non-dairy produce. Or a dairy meal that has dairy and non-meat produce.

There are also Kosher products that have a symble. It looks like a U in a cricle. Prodice with these symble are the only produce allowed at Kosher.

The holiday lasts two days and is full of food and prayer.

One thing I learned about Shabbat is that it's the most important building block of living a Jewish life.

People talk about Shabbat as a day of not working or the rest day, they also light up candles and go from dinner with challan, wine and singing.

one thing I learned from kosher is you can't eat dairy and meat in the same meal .

Another thing learned from kosher is that foods that are not meat or dairy are called pareve.

Rosh Hashanah is the start of a new year in the Jewish calendar. On this day, God is said to keep extra close watch on people and their actions. It's like a day of reflection and new beginnings.

During Rosh Hashanah, Jews pray and read stories of Jewish stories and sing special songs, enjoy food such as apples and honey and honey carrots, and prepare special rituals such as Tashlich where they throw bread crumbs into large bodies of water to cast away old habbits.

One thing I learned is that Shabbat is the day when God relaxed after he created the Earth in six days, it is the day of rest.

On Shabbat/Shabbath, you are supposed to sacrifice any distractions like your devices and have a day off with family, friends, and God.

Passover is the celebration of redemption.

Jewish people prepare for Passover by removing only of the bad luck inside of their house.

Passover is the celebration of the slavery of the Jews in Egypt and the Exodus, the journey that brought them back to freedom in the promised land.

Matzah is a flat bread that the Jews ate during the Exodus. It is flat because there is no yeast in it.

Hanukkah is a holiday that happens every winter

On Hanukkah Jews eat very unhealthy food.

One thing I learned about Passover is that people who celebrate don't eat grains before. Grains Such as: Cake, Bread, Pasta, and more!

We learn that you throw out all of the wheat, bread,etc and burn it .

Also that it lasts eight days and you retell the story of Exodus .

The Passover is when the Jews celebrate a time when they had been Hebrew slaves and had been free from Egypt for the first time.

before the Passover Jews throw away any grains of some sort.

Shabbat means " Day of not working. ''

The holiday is about celebrating religious freedom.

Hannukah is a Jewish holiday where it goes for eight nights and takes place in winter. It's celebrated because it's supposed to face oppression and religious freedom.

Hannukah is celebrated for eight nights because there was oil that was meant to last one single day, ended up lasting eight days!

One thing I learned about Rash Hashana is that there are three different parts.

Another thing I learned about Rash Hashana is that you go to synagogue and they blow a horn blast four different ways.

Passover is one week plus an additional day, which is crucial for Jewish tradition. This day has a lot of "lore" behind it but I will summarize it. You stop eating food with wheat in it for 8 days. While the kids drink juice, the adults get to get drunk and sing happy singing songs. Sounds like fun!

They have to eat this flatbread for which I forgot the name

On Passover, It is a major Jewish holiday. It begins in spring and continues on for eight days.

Rosh Hashanah is a time to make amends and prepare for the new year.

A tradition on Rosh Hashanah is tot throw bread crumbs into a body of water.

One thing I learned about Passover is that it's a major Jewish celebration and they keep the passover for 8 whole days.

Other thing that I learned is that,they read a special book called Haggadah where they retell their journey from slavery to freedom.

Sabbath is a day when u don't do almost anything ,it is just a day of rest where u have family time.

Also that god created the world in 6 days but on the 7th he rested.

One thing I learned about Rosh Hashanah is that people who celebrate will throw bread crumbs into a nearby body of water to throw away old habits.

When getting ready for the holiday they throw out wheats oats and other stuff from there house.

For 8 days no bread,no pasta,no pizza,no cake,and no cookies.

In the video we learn that there is four types of horns that they blow during Rosh Hashanah.

We also learn that they also throw bread crumbs into big bodies of water.

On Rosh Hasanah, It is a celebration of the Jew New Year, It is a holiday where Jewish people cleanse their soul.

On the holiday Rosh Hasanah, It only lasts two days and it is celebrated with prayers,rituals, and food, it plays a big part in the holiday.

In this video I learned that Jewish people have to check products that has the symbol Kosher or not to see if they can eat it.

In this video I learned that Jewish people can't eat food that has meat and milk in it.

all Hanukiahs are Menorahs, but not all Menorahs are Hanukiahs.

Hanukkah is the celebration of the miracle that happened many thousand years ago. The Macabees had an oil lamp that was supposed to last for one night, but instead lasted for eight. That is why there are eight nights of Hanukkah.

On Hanuka Jewish people eat very unhealthy food.

Hanuka has a reputation of being Jewish Christmas but that's not very true

The fact I learned in the video is you can't eat meat and milk in the same meal so they have to divide

Another fact I learn in the video is you have to slather the animal in a special way

On this special "new year" or Rosh Hashanah many things a happen. Such as dipping a apple slice into honey. Many sweet thing are eaten on this day. People my try new fruits for a new year.

On Rosh Hashanah people thow breaked up pieces of bread into a big body of water. This is for to throw away the bad and leave it behind.

Tashlich is a ritual that kids can be engaged in, they toss bread crumbs.

The Tekiah Cedolah is the longest sound, after the sound people sing songs together.

"Passover celebrates in the Jew's redemtion from slavery Egypt and their Exdus."

''Passover is whereby they remove all hametz such as leaven what, oat, rye, and spelt.

A couple of days before the holiday starts the Jewish have to clean their house to get rid of all the bad luck.

Also Jewish can only eat Matzah during this holiday it said that this is what their ancestors ate so they have to eat it.

One thing I learned about Hannukah is that people who celebrate Hannukah eat food fried in oil like, fried jelly donuts, or a potato pancake. (I forgot what it's called but both of those sound delicious!)

Hanukkah is eight days long and is not the Jewish Christmas .

There is not an exact date for Hanukkah it moves every year but it is in the winter.

Hannukah is a Jewish holiday, It is celebrated in the winter, It is and it isn't a major holiday but it is a minor holiday.

Hannukah is more than presents its more about finding light in darkness, fighting in what you believe in.

One rule of the kosher diet is that you can't eat pork, shrimp, and shellfish.

Another fact I learned is that food that is neither milk or meat is called Pareve.

On Shabbat, Jewish people refrain from doing stuff like planting, building, and baking.

Making Shabbat means making sacred time.

During the Passover, Jews eat lots of matzah instead of regular grains.

On Passover, Jews drink lots of wine, sing crazy drinking songs, stay up late, and have a gigantic party.

One fact I learned is that the word Teshuvah comes from a Hebrew root that means return.

Rosh Hashanah is two days long and is full of food, prayer, and creative rituals.

People throw bread crumbs into body's of water to throw away old habits.

Posh Hashana lasts for 2 days and they pray, have food, and prepare special rituals.

One fact I learned is that Hanukkah is a minor holiday.

Another fact I learned is that during Hanukkah, Jews eat super unhealthy foods that are most likely deep fried in oil.

Hannukah is not cristmas because cristmas celebrate Jesus birth. Hannukah Celebrate the Jews beating a battle.

Hannukah is a minor holiday. As you can still drive, write, work. On major holidays you can't.

In the video it said that Hanukkah is a minor holiday.

Hanukkah is about fighting what you believe.

In this video I learned that the Passover is a celebration for the Jews from slavery and of the Exodus that lasts for 8 days.

In Passover you can't eat wheat and you are able to eat this flat beard called Matzah.

Hannukah is a holiday where u don't work, use technology, and others.

In Hannukah u eat really oily food like the deep fried potato and fried jelly doughnut.

In this video Rosh Hashanah the foods are sweet and great to start the new year sweet.

This video tells us Shana Tova means to have a good new year.

One of the things I learned is that you can't eat milk with meat.

Another thing that I also learned is that some animals are clean while others are not.

They will eat cake and other sweets like honeycake and other treats also they will eat apples with honey for a sweet new year.

They eat new fruits that they have never tried for the first time in a new year.

Holidays are divided into 2 category's the most important and the not so important.

On the holiday they eat very unhealthy food because most of the food they eat on the holiday is covered in oil.

TESHUVAH means return

Hanukkah is celebrated in the winter.

Hanukkah is not a Jewish Christmas.

There are minor and major holidays in Hannukah.

People who celebrate Hannukah eat food fried in oil because the oil was supposed to last 1 day but lasted 8, so there are 8 days in Hannukah and why those people heat-fried food.

Rosh Hashanah is the Jewish way of the new year.

Rosh Hashanah is based on 3 words:

teshuvah, tefillah, and tzedakah. Teshuvah is the act of remembering who you truly are, tzedakah is the act of justice, and tefillah is the act of connecting through prayer.

One fact I learned about kosher is that you cannot eat meat and milk together.

I learned that Shabbat is full of pastimes like playing board games or napping.

Also, I learned that Jewish people could not do certain things during Shabbats.

Matzah is bread with no yeast that is similar to what the Israelites ate when they were traveling to the Promised Land.

Passover is a celebration that lasts 8 days.

One tradition of Rosh Hashanah is that people celebrate by throwing bread crumbs into a lake or pond

Some people eat fruits they've never tried in the new year.

I learned that Hanukah is usually celebrated in the winter.

Also, Hannukah is not Jewish Christmas because Hanukah is eight days long.