2026 Rosh Hashanah + Yom Kippur 🍎

✨ Rosh Hashanah is Sept 11–13 • Yom Kippur is Sept 20–21

Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur are part of the Jewish High Holidays — a meaningful season of new beginnings, reflection, forgiveness, and hope. This box was co-created with input from Sara Levley, who brings deep connection and care to the Jewish traditions we’re honoring.

📦 A note about orders and timing

Orders placed now may arrive after the High Holiday season. If timing is important for your family, please keep this in mind when ordering. The box can still be enjoyed as a meaningful way to explore the traditions of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur together. 

What’s included

• 1 storybook introducing Yom Kippur and its traditions
• 3 family-friendly crafts, with supplies for 2 people to share: 
  • Tashlich reflection craft — write or draw on 4 coffee filters what you want to let go of, then “wash it away” in water for a fresh start
  • Apple-print keepsakes — decorate 2 cloth bags and 2 Shana Tova postcards to gift or mail
  • Pomegranate good-deeds craft — paint 4 pomegranates, add kind actions, and hang them as new-year reminders
• 2 festive recipes to cook together, plus paper plates and napkins
• A music playlist to bring the festival to life

Safety & Materials:

• Non-toxic supplies · Adult supervision required
• Activities designed for ages 4–9
• ⚠️ Choking hazard: small parts — not for children 3 years and under

More about Rosh Hashanah + Yom Kippur

Rosh Hashanah is the Jewish New Year, often celebrated with symbolic traditions like apples dipped in honey for a sweet year ahead, the sound of the shofar (ram’s horn), and family meals. Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement that comes ten days later, is a quieter, more reflective holiday focused on saying sorry, making things right, and beginning again with care and intention.