Crafts
Chanukah, the Jewish Festival of Lights starts the night of December 21 and ends on December 28 this year. The menorah candelabra that Jews light each of the eight nights of the holiday -- adding an additional candle each evening -- is one of the most familiar symbols of this holiday. This craft idea from Crayola makes it possible for every child to make his or her own decorative paper menorah, one that makes a very beautiful table centerpiece that you can reuse year after year. Since it doesn't involve real candles it is not only safe, it's fun and easy to make and something that you and your child can craft together.
Photo from Crayola.com Find free how-to directions by Crayola for this and several other really charming Hanukkah crafts that you can make together with younger kids and that older children can create on their own HERE
Feel free to add links to your own favorite Chanukah arts and crafts in a comment below.
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Thx for letting me know. Just fixed the link, you should be able to access this cute Hanukkah craft now. Have a happy holiday!
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