1. Explain how the Sukkah represents Judaism to you. If it does not, explain why.  It represents constant traveling to me. The reason for this is because that is what the Jews were living in so I feel connected.

2. What part of the Sukkah building process are you most excited to share with families/friends and why?

The roof. I worked really hard on it and thought we did a really good job on making it as kosher as possible.

3. What aspect of the building have you felt most connected to and why? The roof because we did a good job and I faced my fear of heights just a little bit.

4. How has building the Sukkah as a class helped grow your sense of community? Well, there were good times and bad times and made us all closer.

5. When your family comes to the Sukkah on Wednesday night, what is one thing you are going to tell them about and why?  The roof because I worked really hard on it.

This is our plywood group putting a big chunk of the walls plywood on the wall.

This is our plywood getting clamped in place.

This is our scach.