Our Modern Art Gift Tags are inspired by the artist Roy Lichtenstein. Print, color, and cut!
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Hanukkah is celebrated with dishes fried in oil to commemorate a small bottle of oil that miraculously lasted 8 nights. We fry up golden potato latkes and jelly-filled sufganiyot donuts, spin the dreidel, and share a meal with loved ones. Instead of a sit-down, formal meal, try something different with plates of potato and vegetable latkes, cured salmon, bright salads, family-friendly chicken tenders, and quick sufganiyot.
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A dreidel is a special spinning top. Historically, Jewish children would play dreidel as a cover in case they were caught studying religious texts (which were outlawed).
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During Hanukkah, one of the ways we celebrate is by singing joyous songs. We have created a playlist with some of our favorites to sing along to!
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On Hanukkah, we celebrate and retell an important story with themes of miracles, strength, and light. We invite you to read along with our illustrated version of the Story of Hanukkah.
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During Hanukkah, we light a menorah for eight nights to remember the miracle of the oil which lasted for eight days and nights.
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