Following the instructions in the Mishna to create a race where the children have to dress to go into the Holy of Holies and the instructions that the high priest had to follow after exiting the Holy of Holies.
Twice during this exalted day, the Kohen Gadol would remove the eight priestly garments he wore during his service in the Beit Hamikdash all year long, immerse in a mikvah and don the four special white linen garments that were used only on Yom Kippur to enter the Kodesh Hakodashim.
(4) He washed his hands and feet... Then they brought him his white garments, and he dressed and washed his hands and feet. He went inside to remove the ladle and coal-pan, washed his hands and feet... Then, they brought him his gold garments, he dressed, washed his hands and feet, and went into the sanctuary to burn the afternoon incense and light the lamps. He washed his hands and feet... They then brought his personal garments. He got dressed, and they would go with him to his residence. And he would make a feast for those close to him, for having exited the Holy [of Holies] in peace.
1. Wrap blue fabric around body.
2. Using 12 stickers create the Ephod on top of the fabric.
3. Wash hands and feet
4. Take off blue fabric
5. Put on white fabric.
6. Wash hands and feet.
7. Remove the ladle and pan.
8. Wash hands and feet.
9. Remove white clothes and put on gold fabric.
10. Smell the incense (cinnamon)
11. Wash hands and feet.
12. Remove all fabric and sit at the table for the feast.