BabyPoppy Posted Friday at 05:09 AM Report Posted Friday at 05:09 AM 🍎🍯 September 11–13 — Rosh Hashanah ✡️ Judaism 📖 Learn About It Rosh Hashanah is the Jewish New Year. In 2026, it begins at sunset on September 11 and ends at nightfall September 13. For Jewish people, Rosh Hashanah begins a very important time of the year called the High Holy Days. It's a time to think about the year that has passed, consider how we can do better, and welcome a new year. One of the most recognizable Rosh Hashanah traditions is hearing the shofar, an instrument traditionally made from a ram's horn. And there's an especially yummy tradition: apples dipped in honey! 🍎🍯 Sweet foods symbolize hopes for a sweet new year. ✨ Did You Know? 📯 The shofar makes a loud trumpet-like sound. 🍎 Apples and honey are associated with wishes for a sweet year. 📅 The Jewish calendar is different from the calendar most Americans use, so Jewish holidays fall on different Gregorian dates each year. 🍎 Try It Sweet New Year Apple Draw or color a giant apple. Inside it, write or draw things you'd like more of during the coming year: ❤️ Kindness 😂 Laughter 🧸 Comfort 👯 Friendship 🌈 Adventures 📚 Learning You could also try apple slices dipped in honey if that's safe for you.
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