A Sukkah. Gwen Kornblum, a second grader at Talmud Torah Of St. Paul afternoon school, shakes the Lulav (made of willow, myrtle and palm) in all directions. With the Lulav, she holds an etrog, a citrus fruit. The students took turns shaking the Lulav aft

A Sukkah. Gwen Kornblum, a second grader at Talmud Torah Of St. Paul afternoon school, shakes the Lulav (made of willow, myrtle and palm) in all directions. With the Lulav, she holds an etrog, a citrus fruit. The students took turns shaking the Lulav after the blessing for their snack. At left is Rachel Levitt, who showed the students the Lulav and etrog in the sukkah she and her husband, John, have been building for years for the Jewish festival of booths.(Photo by JOEY MCLEISTER/Star Tribune via Getty Images)