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.

One thing I learned about the Kosher diet is that you are not allowed to eat dairy and meat in the same meal.

Another thing I learned is that Kosher is a very important food for their culture.

One rule of Kosher is the animals you eat need to be slaughtered in a special way.

Another rule is you can't mix Dairy or meat together.

You cannot eat pork shrimp or shell fish unless they are slaughtered in the kosher way.

You cannot have dairy foods and meat in the same meal.

You cant eat some animals if you do eat animals they need to be slaughtered in a certain way.

You are not allowed to eat dairy and meat in the same meal.

Shabbat, also known as a rest day for Jews is to honor God for creating the world.

Shabbat is a day where people can relax and rest at home.

Jewish people can only eat certain parts of a cow

Jewish people can not combine milk and meat.

Jewish people can only eat some kinds of meat.

Jewish people can only eat some meat when it is slaughtered correctly.

Shabbat is the day of rest that was made as God's day after he created the world in just six days.

Sabbath is a day for rest and to not worry about things.

They also have wine and food, and they light up candles on Sabbath.

One think I learned about kosher diet is that you cannot have milk and meat in the same meal.

Another thing I learned is that some animals cannot be eaten and some need to be specially prepared.

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

I also learned that you can't eat some animals in the Kosher diet.

During what's called Passover, Jewish people must remove all hametz from meals.

The tradition of Shabbat says that matzah is almost identical to bread their ancestors ate a long time ago.

One thing I learned is that you can only eat some meat and that Is the meat that is slaughtered in a special way.

Another thing I learned is that kosher is a very important food for their culture

One rule of the kosher diet is that you can't eat certain foods and animals are separated into "Clean and not clean".

Most kosher homes have dedicated compartments for meat and milk.

a kosher diet doesn't allow pig to be eaten.

Milk and meat can't be eaten together in the same meal.

One rule of the kosher diet is that you cannot eat meat and dairy in the same meal.

Another thing I learned was that you can only eat certain animals and have to be slaughtered in a certain way.

The Jewish can't have dairy and meat in the same meal.

The Jewish can't eat specific foods like pork or shrimp.

One rule of the kosher diet is that you cannot eat all animals.

Not everyone eats with the kosher diet.

Kosher slaughter is called shechita.

You cannot mix milk and meat in a Kosher meal.

In this video I learned that Meals have to be prepared in a kosher way to be accepted

I didn't know about the symbol that tells if something is kosher until this video

Shabbat is a day for Jews to rest and to honor God.

You can celebrate Shabbat by challah which is lighting these candles and saying things to God and drinking wine and hanging out with friends.

This holiday is a holiday to celebrate how the Jewish people escapes slavery.

Jewish people eat lots of matzah on that day.

Passover is a celebration of the jews escaping from slavery in Egypt.

If Jews find any leftovers, they burn it the day the Passover starts.

One I learned is that God created the world in six days, and rested on the seventh.

Another thing I learned is people cannot work at all in any way on the Sabbath.

Shabbat is a day for the Jewish to rest and take a pause on making things

Some Jews celebrate Shabbat by lighting candles, and drinking wine, followed by a day of focusing on god

They can not eat some kinds of food.

Kosher is an important food for them.

You can not eat dairy and meat in the same meal.

You can only eat some meat.

One of the rules of the Jewish is you can't combine milk and meat it is seemed to be disrespectful.

Another rule in the Jewish is you can't eat specific animals, people say that some animals are "clean" and "unclean".

On the special day called Rosh Hashanah, Jewish people would dip apples into sweet honey to represent the happiness and sweetness of the brand new year.

Another thing I learned was that Jewish people say "Shana Tova" means the same thing as happy new year.

Passover happens every Spring

Very important for the Jews

Rule of the kosher diet is that your are not allowed to eat diary and meat in the same meal.

One rule of the kosher diet is that they can't eat some foods like pork.

Shabbat is the most important building block in a jew's life.

Making Shabbos means making sacred time.

You're not supposed to buy, fix, or make anything on Shabbat.

Some people have dinner with challah and wine on Shabbat.

You prepare for Passover by, cleaning out your house.

Jews on Passover you can not eat any wheat.

This holiday is the start of a new year in the Jewish calendar.

They also eat many sweet things to show that this is the start of a new sweet year.

Rosh Hashanah has special words, Teshuvah is a Hebrew word that means "returning".

Rosh Hashanah is two days long with a bunch of food, prayers and more!

One thing I learned is that Shabbat is a day of rest.

I also learned that people celebrate it by not driving, not emailing, and not cooking.

One thing I learned is that Passover is the celebration of the Exodus.

Another thing I learned is that people prepare for it for a month.

The Jewish Sabbath is on Saturday, which for Christians is on Sunday.

Sabbath is a day of resting and not doing work in honor of God

During this day, you may not put any effort at all.

It is celebrated because it is believed that God made the universe in six days and rested on the seventh.

Shabbat is a time to put away the phone, email, computer and errands.

Shabbat is also a time to connect with God.

Jewish people can't eat meat.

kosher kitchens at home generally have two sets of everything dishes and pans.

One thing I learned is that Shabbat is a Jewish day of rest which means to honor God for creating the world in six days.

I learned that one way you can celebrate Shabbat by drinking wine and hanging out with family and friends.

God took 6 days to make the world and on the seventh day was his day of rest.

Jewish people celebrate Shabbat by having dinner together and talking but there are also many other things.

Rosh Hashanah is another word for "The Start of a New Year"

It's a day to focus on how you can improve yourself for the year ahead

Shabbat was the Jewish day for resting by honoring God for creating the world

Shabbat is a day people can relax and rest at home

You cannot use technology on Shabbat.

Shabbat ends after the candle putting out ritual.

One I learned is that it is the Jewish New Year.

Another thing I learned is that people prepare and decide what to do in the new year.

Passover is a major holiday that lasts for 8 days.

Passover celebrates the freedom of slavery from egypt and to their Exodus.

I learned that Hanukkah is NOT a Jewish Christmas.

I learned that Hanukkah is about defeating oppression and religious freedom.

Rosh Hashanah is also known for The Month Of Elul

Rosh Hashanah is 2 days long.

I learned that Hanukkah means a similar thing to menorah.

I also learned that Hanukkah, the day the Jews celebrate is a "Miracle" day.

Shabbat is a day of rest where you don't work and put much pressure on your self.

Some people on Shabbat put away devices and don't go out, staying at home and sleeping.

Shabbat is the day to rest and eat together.

On Shabbat day, they cannot do 39 kinds of work.

It takes a month to prepare for Passover.

It celebrates Jews redemption from Ancient Egypt and their Exodus.

During Passover, Jewish people remove hametz from their houses.

Jewish people eat lots of matzah which is like bread for eight days.

In preparation for Passover, people need to get rid of all leaven wheat, oats, rye, barley, and spelt.

If any hametz is found leftover in the house, it's burned on the morning that Passover starts.

One thing I learned is that Hannukah is celebrated in the winter, but the exact day changes.

Another thing I learned is that Hannukah is not Jewish Christmas.

One thing I learned is that they can't eat dairy and meat in the same meal.

Another thing I learned is the Jewish people can't eat foods like pork and shrimp.

Its a time for reflection.

God takes special note and writes you in the book of life.

Hanukkah celebrates when a group of Jewish people defeated a army.

Hanukkah lasts for eight days, and every night people light one candle out of eight candles.

I learned that Passover may BE 8 days, but preparing for it takes around a month.

The reason Jews don't eat any grains during that time is because when the Hebrews (Ancestors of the modern Jews) were slaves they were mainly given bread.

Pass over is a holiday that is about 8 days.

They cannot eat food like pizza and bread.

Preparing for Passover is very important

If there is any grain in the house on the morning of Passover they burn it

Rosh Hashanah is the start of a new year on the Jewish calendar and to take shock out of your soul.

On Rosh Hashanah, the Jews take meals as a very big deal.

Passover lasts for eight days.

During Passover, you may not eat certain foods like bread, pasta, etc.

On this day God watches over them and puts them into the book of life.

Elul is around September and the meals are very important.

During the Passover, Jews remove hametz from their meals

this holiday is a holiday to celebrate how the Jewish people escape slavery

Hanuka happens every year in winter

Hanuka is NOT just all about presents

Before Passover, Jewish people have to get rid of all grains in their house.

Passover lasts about eight days.

Hannukah is about celebrating religious freedom, and what you believe in is with your life.

Hannukah is not just about getting presents.

During Passover, people throw away all the wheat and bread and pizza in their house.

Also. people during wine or grape juice and eat lots of matzah.

Rosh Hashanah can be translated to Head of the Year.

"Shana tova," means "have a good year!"

During Passover. Jewish people must remove all hametz from meals.

Another thing I learned was that they would drink 4 cups of wine or grape juice and sing song.

I learned that Hannukah is not a Jewish Christmas.

Hannukah is celebrated for 8 days and nights.

Hannukah is celebrated in the winter but the exact date changes.

Hannukah is not a Jewish Christmas.

I learned that Hanukkah means a similar thing to menorah.

I learned that Hanukkah is not a Jewish Christmas like most people think.

This holiday is the start of a new year.

They also eat many sweet things to show the start of a new year.

People prepare for Passover by cleaning out some grains like pizza, cake, bread, pasta, etc.

During Passover, people drink wine, sing songs, stay up late, and it's like a party.

Rosh Hashanah is start at the new year.

At Rosh Hashanah, they normally eat sweet food or try a new fruit.

Jewish people talk shabbat being a day of not working.

End at nightfall on Saturday with a candle putting out a ritual called Havdalah.

Passover lasts eight days but can be about a month long with all of the preparing for Passover.

One of the customs of Passover is to drink wine and throw out all grains.

Rosh Hashanah lasts for 2 days.

The horn is listed 3 different ways.

Food is very important on Rosh Hashanah.

Shana Tova means Have a good year.

Rosh Hashanah is the Jewish new year.

On Rosh Hashanah, Jewish people try all different kinds of foods.

Rosh Hashanah is known of the day God takes Note of what we do and our behaviors in the Book of Life.

Rosh Hashanah is the day where we think about what we can do better and improve ourselves.

Shabbat is a day for Jews to rest and to honor God.

God took 6 days to make the word and on the seventh day was his day to rest.

The preparations come on Elul (Around September on the Gregorian calendar)

Rosh Hashanah is a day for Jews to try to be a better person.

A type of horn is blown a lot during Rosh Hashanah.

Many people have their own traditions.

Hanukkah is about the group of Jews called the Maccabees that defeated an army in the second century B.C.

Hanukkah is considered a "Minor holiday" because you can drive, cook, go out, etc unlike other Jewish holidays like Passover.

Rosh Hashanah is the Jewish new year where you eat lots of food like fruit and honey.

You can also think about how your life is going and what will happen next.

Hanukkah celebrates oil that was supposed to last for only one day, but actually ended up lasting for eight days.

Hanukkah is only a minor holiday, which is why people can still work, use electricity, drive, and so on.

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

I learned that Hanukkah is not a Jewish Christmas.

While in the passover, Jews had to remove all hametz from their diet

The tradition says that matzah is kind of the same bread that the ancestors of the Jews used to eat long ago.

Shabbat is the day when Jewish people rake rest from their busy schedules.

The family get together and play games and eat lavish meals.

A game called Dreidel is played with gold coins and a dreidel.

It lasts eight days and one candle on a menora is lit each day.

Rosh Hashanah is known for the month of Elul.

God takes a special note and whrites you in a book of life.

Hanukkah is a day where a group of Jewish people defeat an army.

Hanukkah is not a Jewish Christmas, it is a holiday in the winter.

They use a different calendar for Hannukah.

They eat very unhealthy food when it is Hannukah.

Compared to Passover and Rosh Hashanah, Hannukah is a minor Holiday.

Hannukah is NOT the Jewish version of Christmas

Hannukah is celebrated in the winter time.

On Hannukah, people eat A LOT of fried foods.

Hanukkah lasts for eight days

On Hanukkah Jewish people eat a lot of food containing oil.

You eat Malzah for eight days during Passover.

Jewish people celebrate Passover for a month,

Passover is a holiday that commemorates the Jews' escape from slavery in Egypt.

During Passover, Jews eat matzah.

Hanukkah is about religious freedom.

It's not related to Christmas whatsoever.

On Rosh Hashanah, Jews dip apples into honey to represent for a sweet new year

Another thing is that on Rosh Hashanah Jews say "Shana Tova". which mean "Happy new year!".

One thing I learned is that Hannukah is celebrating light in darkness.

I also learned that since Hannukah is all about oil, Jewish people eat lots of things fried in oil like latkes and jelly filled doughnuts fried in oil.

I learned that they eat stuff that is really oily for the 8 days.

I also learned that Hanukkah is not a Jewish Christmas.

The Passover would remove the Jewish people from their house

if there is any grain in the house in the morning the Passover would burn it

Rosh Hashanah is a celebration of the creation of the world and marks making a fresh start.

The most important thing to do on Rosh Hashanah is it's considered a mitzvah to blow the Shofar on the first day of Rosh Hashanah.

Hebrew, Hanukkah means dedication

Hanukkah, when it is forbidden to lament or to fast, just as it is on the days of Purim.

Before Passover starts there must have no bread, no pasta, no cake, no pizza, no cookies, only matzah, we eat matzah because this is the kind of bread our ancestors when they where slaves in Egypt and it is called the bread of affliction.

In Passover we drink lots of wine lots of crazy drinking songs ,stay up late and its a massive party and retell the story on Egypt that God sent down 10 plagues.

Hanukkah is not Jewish Christmas

Hanukkah is a day where a group of Jewish people defeat an army

Shana Tova means Happy New year in Rosh Hashanah, Rosh Hashanah is the Jewish new year, Rosh Hashanah means the head of the year.

you have to throw bread crumbs into the near by water to symbolically cast old habits and mistakes.

Hanukkah is not just about getting presents.

They use a different calendar for Hanukkah.