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Gan Ami Bakes Challah, Tastes Apples and Honey

Summary by Washington Jewish Week
Students at Gan Ami Early Childhood learned about the Jewish New Year by tasting apples and honey, listening to and making their own shofars, baking round challahs and singing Rosh Hashanah songs together.
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Gan Ami Bakes Challah, Tastes Apples and Honey

Students at Gan Ami Early Childhood learned about the Jewish New Year by tasting apples and honey, listening to and making their own shofars, baking round challahs and singing Rosh Hashanah songs together.

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Washington Jewish Week broke the news on Friday, September 18, 2026.
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