Chag by chag, you've got this. Everything from your conversion curriculum, ready for the day you sit before the Beth Din.

The Jewish New Year and Day of Judgment, opening the ten Days of Awe that lead to Yom Kippur.

The Day of Atonement: fasting, confession, forgiveness and the sealing of judgment.

The harvest festival of booths, recalling the wilderness journey and our dependence on God.

A distinct festival following Sukkot, marked by the prayer for rain and Yizkor.

The joyous completion of the Torah reading cycle and its immediate new beginning.

The rededication of the Temple after the Maccabean revolt — a story of religious freedom and Jewish identity.

The rescue of the Jews of Shushan, read from the Megillah with noise, costume and gifts.

The Master Story: the Exodus from Egypt and liberation from slavery, retold at the Seder.

The giving of the Torah and the festival of first fruits.

A fast of mourning for the destruction of the Temples and the turn to rabbinic Judaism.

Holocaust Remembrance Day, with study of the forms antisemitism takes.

Israel's Independence Day and the study of Zionism, statehood and Jewish peoplehood.

Sacred time each week: Creation, freedom, home ritual, synagogue and Havdalah.

The dietary laws: what may be eaten, how it is prepared, and what the discipline means.

Birth, brit milah, naming, b'nai mitzvah, marriage, divorce, illness, death and mourning.

The core values that organize Jewish moral life and obligation.

Tallit, tefillin, kippah and mezuzah — the objects that carry Jewish practice.