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Dudu's Garden 8: Happy New Year, Between Kasa and Asor poster

Dudu's Garden 8: Happy New Year, Between Kasa and Asor 

The new year is upon us and Dudu and the children go out on the last night of the night for the Selichot. Preparations for the new year, good deeds, helping friends, Tashlich, blowing the shofar, special prayers, holiday customs, a story of forgiveness and reconciliation, and a special atmosphere of holiness prepare the children for the "High Holidays."
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The new year is upon us and Dudu and the children go out on the last night of the night for the Selichot. Preparations for the new year, good deeds, helping friends, Tashlich, blowing the shofar, special prayers, holiday customs, a story of forgiveness and reconciliation, and a special atmosphere of holiness prepare the children for the "High Holidays."

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