Kippah, A way of showing respect to God., Siddur, This is the Pray book. They pray in Hebrew., Synagogue, Translates to assembly. It is a Jewish house of pray., Gallery, Men and women sit separately in a gallery so that they aren’t distracted and can concentrate on praying. They sit facing Jerusalem because Jerusalem is their Holy City., Shabbat, It is the Jewish Holy Day that starts on Friday night and finishes on Saturday night. I t is the day of rest; Jewish people aren’t even allowed to drive their car on Shabbat., Tallit, This is the Pray Shoal. Wear them during the morning Pray. Tzitzit represents 630 commandments that are in the Torah., Bimha, The platform where they read from the Torah during service, Chanukkiah, Symbolise what was in the temple. Looks like Menhora which has 7 candle sticks but Chanukkiah has 9 candle sticks. They use it during Hanukkiah which is the festival of light., Ner Tamid, It is sometimes in the shape of the star of David. It represents eternal light and the relationship between God and the world., Tablet, These are the tablets of the Ten Commandments given to Moses by God, Ark, The most important part of the Synagogue which is where they keep the Torah scrolls., Torah, This is their Holy Book. They treat them as they were a person. They are written in Hebrew. It includes the five books of Moses with in them., Yad, This is what they read the Torah with so that it is not damaged., Rabbi, He is the leader of the congregation. He is also thought to be as a teacher., Tefillin, This is what they wear. In the boxes are pieces of the Torah and they wear the words on their heads and on their hearts..

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