This Rosh Hashanah reflection activity helps students explore new beginnings and self-improvement through six core Jewish values. Guided prompts encourage students to connect each value to their own lives and consider how they can become their best selves in the coming year.
 
Students reflect on chesed (kindness), hakarat hatov (gratitude), selichah (apology), tzadik (a righteous person), kehillah (community), and tikkun olam (repairing the world). They complete sentence starters about showing kindness, expressing gratitude, apologizing, becoming a better person, contributing to their community, and caring for the world.
 
Once complete, display the reflections on a Rosh Hashanah bulletin board or send them home as Jewish New Year keepsakes.
 
Before You Buy
This resource is part of a wider collection. Explore the High-Holiday Bundles and save.