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Home › Articles › Holiday: Winter › Celebrate Hanukkah

Celebrate Hanukkah

Activities to Make, Play and Eat with Your Child

By Marie-Helen Goyetche

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A Star of David

You'll need:
6 Popsicle sticks (for each star)
Glue
Glitter

Star of David Take three Popsicle sticks and glue to form a triangle; repeat with remaining sticks. Attach triangles together, one triangle pointing upward and the other pointing downward. Spread the Popsicle sticks with glue and sprinkle with glitter; let dry. Turn the star over and repeat with the glue and glitter. Hang with a piece of yarn in the window.

Menorah
Kids making a menorah

You'll need:
8 empty rolls of toilet paper
1 empty roll of paper towel
Glue or adhesive tape
Yellow, orange and red tissue paper

Glue or use adhesive tape to stick the four toilet paper rolls together, side-by-side. Glue on the paper towel roll. Glue the remaining four toilet paper rolls together, side-by-side – you'll have nine rolls in a row, with the paper towel roll in the middle. Take a piece of yellow tissue paper (4 inches by 11 inches) and place on the table. Place a strip or two of red and orange (to imitate the colors in the flame) on the piece of yellow tissue paper. Scrunch up the tissue paper a little and place inside each toilet paper roll. Repeat until all the rolls have become candles.


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