Hanukkah

Your toddler will enjoy spinning her body like a dreidel. The song can be sung to the traditional dreidel tune, or to "Row, Row, Row Your Boat."

Your child will be learning about shapes and geometry when she makes this well-known symbol.

This activity is a great way to reinforce Jewish holiday traditions, as well as introduce your child to counting concepts.

This printable asks children to make a booklet full of Hanukkah pictures.

This printable will show children how to make a dreidel and play the game.

This printable asks children to draw a picture that shows what Hanukkah means to them.

Print and color this Menorah as a decoration for your Hanukkah celebration.

Print and color this Dreidel as a decoration for your Hanukkah celebration.

Make a beautiful Star of David hanging for a wall or door, using just a few materials.

These delicious latkes are perfect for your Hanukkah meal, or for any other time of year!

Here's a great recipe for hole-less donuts, which are very popular in Israel at Hanukkah time.

These instructions will help you make a dreidel with a stained-glass effect for Hanukkah.

Here are simple instructions for building a foam menorah to celebrate Hanukkah.

Follow these instructions to make your own dreidel out of clay for the Hanukkah season.

Follow these simple instructions to decorate your house for Hanukkah with these great patchwork stars.

This toddler Hanukkah art project uses an egg carton to create a menorah.

This handprint Hanukkah art project produces a great place mat or greeting card.

Try this toddler art project and add a little glitter. It will look great hanging in your window at Hanukkah!