Let me carefully match each word with its correct picture.
First, I’ll list all the words and identify what each one means or shows:
1. honey — a jar of honey with a dipper
2. a shofar — a curved horn blown during Rosh Hashanah
3. fish — two cooked fish on a plate
4. an apple — a red apple
5. a greeting card — a card with “Happy New Year” and a shofar
6. a family meal — people sitting around a long table eating together
7. Tashlikh — people by water, throwing bread (symbolic casting away of sins)
8. a synagogue — building with Star of David and arched door
9. a pomegranate — cut open pomegranate showing seeds
10. dates — hanging clusters of dates on a tree
11. Hala bread — braided challah loaves
12. Torah — scroll with wooden handles
13. The Temple in Jerusalem — ancient stone structure with courtyard
Now I’ll match each image to its number:
- Top-left: jar of honey →
1. honey
- Below that: pomegranate cut open →
9. a pomegranate
- Below that: date palms with fruit →
10. dates
- Below that: family at dinner table →
6. a family meal
- Bottom-left: three braided challah loaves →
11. Hala bread
Right side, top: person blowing shofar →
2. a shofar
Below that: greeting card with shofar and stars →
5. a greeting card
Below that: red apple →
4. an apple
Below that: two fish on plate →
3. fish
Below that: people by river (Tashlikh) →
7. Tashlikh
Below that: synagogue building →
8. a synagogue
Below that: Torah scroll →
12. Torah
Bottom-right: model of Temple in Jerusalem →
13. The Temple in Jerusalem
All 13 items are uniquely matched.
Final Answer:
1–honey, 2–shofar, 3–fish, 4–apple, 5–greeting card, 6–family meal, 7–Tashlikh, 8–synagogue, 9–pomegranate, 10–dates, 11–Hala bread, 12–Torah, 13–The Temple in Jerusalem
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of rosh hashanah worksheet.