Hanukkah is a festive holiday, filled with delicious food, such as latkes and jelly doughnuts, and games like spin the dreidel. But when you need a break from cooking or feeling the stress from these eight crazy nights, look to DIY crafts to bolster your holiday celebration. These Hanukkah printables will entertain the kids and give you a chance to connect with long-distance family members.
Hanukkah coloring pages
Coloring is one activity that's sure to bring all the generations together. Young or old, coloring menorahs and the Star of David can make for relaxing family down time (which you'll need after eating all the latkes and sufganiyot). These coloring pages are also a great way for the kids to entertain themselves while you're cooking or shopping for Hanukkah gifts!
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Hanukkah cards
If you can't celebrate with family members in person, you can still brighten their Festival of Lights with a homemade Hanukkah card. One of these cards is ready for a heartfelt message as soon as it's printed, while the others have space for kids to color, so go wild with the crayons.
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However you celebrate, the important part is to stay connected to loved ones throughout the holiday season. Setting aside some family craft time or writing a card to bubbe and zayde (that's "grandma" and "grandpa" for all you non-Yiddish speakers out there) is a great way to spread the joy this Hanukkah. Chag Sameach!
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Brooke Younker has been on Harry & David's Social Media team since 2019. Her dad started working at the company the week she was born, so she grew up touring the candy kitchen and enjoying all the Moose Munch she could eat. When she's not writing about Royal Riviera Pears, you can find her exploring new mountain trails, trying new Southern Oregon wineries, or hanging out at her local CrossFit gym.
