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Rabbi B puts his fun spin on an Israeli Rosh Hashanah classic.
RABBI B adds new verses and english translation, along with the classical Hebrew to create this time honoured song.
Lyrics:
Tapuchim B'Dvash LeRosh Hashanah
Apples Dipped in Honey for Rosh Hashanah
Shana Tova, Tova Umetukah
Tapuchim B'Dvash LeRosh Hashanah
Tekiat Shofar B'Rosh Hashanah
We Blow a Shofar on Rosh Hashanah
Shana Tova, Tova Umetukah
Tekiat Shofar B'Rosh Hashanah
Holchim L'Tashlich B'Rosh Hashanah
We Go to Tashlich on Rosh Hashanah
Shana Tova, Tova Umetukah
Holzheim L'Tashlich B'Rosh Hashanah
Omrim Shana Tova B'Rosh Hashanah
We say Shana Tova on Rosh Hashanah
Shana Tova, Tova Umetukah
We say Shana Tova on Rosh Hashanah
TIPS FOR EDUCATORS AND PARENTS: Ask your child(ren) to write their own verses to the song by asking them "What else do we do/eat on Rosh Hashanah?" Then sing the new verse to the same tune. This is great for reviewing and displaying what they have already learned.
As well, translating classic songs that they know can help boost literacy and language learning. If they knew the 'Tov' (good), then find other places that word is used and conjugated, like here as 'Tova'.
Thank you to all those that made this video possible.
in english
RABBI B adds new verses and english translation, along with the classical Hebrew to create this time honoured song.
Lyrics:
Tapuchim B'Dvash LeRosh Hashanah
Apples Dipped in Honey for Rosh Hashanah
Shana Tova, Tova Umetukah
Tapuchim B'Dvash LeRosh Hashanah
Tekiat Shofar B'Rosh Hashanah
We Blow a Shofar on Rosh Hashanah
Shana Tova, Tova Umetukah
Tekiat Shofar B'Rosh Hashanah
Holchim L'Tashlich B'Rosh Hashanah
We Go to Tashlich on Rosh Hashanah
Shana Tova, Tova Umetukah
Holzheim L'Tashlich B'Rosh Hashanah
Omrim Shana Tova B'Rosh Hashanah
We say Shana Tova on Rosh Hashanah
Shana Tova, Tova Umetukah
We say Shana Tova on Rosh Hashanah
TIPS FOR EDUCATORS AND PARENTS: Ask your child(ren) to write their own verses to the song by asking them "What else do we do/eat on Rosh Hashanah?" Then sing the new verse to the same tune. This is great for reviewing and displaying what they have already learned.
As well, translating classic songs that they know can help boost literacy and language learning. If they knew the 'Tov' (good), then find other places that word is used and conjugated, like here as 'Tova'.
Thank you to all those that made this video possible.
in english
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