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Hanukkah

Hanukkah

Celebrate the eight days of Hanukkah with tips and advice from eHow. Teach your kids about the cultural and historical significance of this ancient Jewish holiday while playing a game of dreidel or letting them light the menorah. Find traditional Hannukah recipes such as latkes, too. Each day brings a new gift exchange, and although Hanukkah gift giving is typically more conservative than Christmas, eHow is ready to pitch in with fun and unique present ideas for kids and adults.

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  • How to Decorate for Hanukkah

    Unless you live in New York City, or another Mecca of all things Jewish and Judaica, it is usually slim pickins when it comes to finding Hanukkah decorations. This article will give you ideas,...

  • Hannukkah Lesson Plan for Toddlers

    Hanukkah is a complicated story to tell to young children. It is the celebration of a great military victory with elements added later to tell of how God provided for the Jewish people when they...

  • How to Host a Chanukah Party

    Chanukah (or Hanukkah) celebrates the Maccabees' victory over the Syrians and is an important Jewish holiday. It falls on the twenty-fifth day of the month of Kislev on the Jewish calendar. This...

  • How to Explain That Hanukkah is Not Jewish Christmas

    Many people believe that Hanukkah (or Chanukah) and Christmas are celebrations that are roughly equivalent, in part because they are celebrated at roughly the same time and perhaps because...

  • How to Celebrate Hanukkah as a Christian

    Christianity is rooted in Judaism. Many Christians enjoy celebrating certain Jewish holidays. Here is how you can celebrate Hanukkah as a Christian.

  • How to Decorate a Classroom for Hanukkah

    Celebrating Hanukkah is very important for many Americans, and introducing Hanukkah to a classroom can be a fun and informational addition to the calendar. Decorating a classroom for Hanukkah...

  • How to Celebrate the First Night of Hanukkah

    The first night of Hanukkah is the most important one. After months of anticipating this meaningful, family-centered Jewish holiday, the Festival of Lights at last begins. You can celebrate...

  • How to Celebrate Hanukkah in New York

    New York knows how to celebrate holidays, and Hanukkah is no exception! With one of the largest Jewish populations in the United States living in New York, it's easy to find things ways to...

  • How to Celebrate Hanukkah in Poland

    Many people associate the holiday Hanukkah with gift giving because it's celebrated around the same time of year as Christmas. But Hanukkah is first and foremost a holiday commemorating dedication...

  • How to Attend a Public Menorah Lighting

    One of the joys of Hanukkah is being able to publicly display the hanukiya, or menorah. With its eight candles, the hanukiya is a symbol of the Hanukkah miracle in which a day's worth of oil...

  • How to Tell a Hanukkah Joke

    Most people enjoy the chance to tell a joke, even if it's at their own expense. In fact, the funniest joke to tell is often the one that pokes fun at one's own ethnic group or a custom commonly...

  • How to Pick Kosher Wines for Hanukkah

    The Hanukkah wine selection isn't limited to Manischewitz. Hanukkah isn't typically a drinking holiday, but some families enjoy celebrating this festive time with a little vino. It's a lot easier...

  • How to Buy a Menorah

    The menorah is the religious symbol of the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah. According to Jewish history, after the Jewish revolt against Antiochus IV, the Temple menorah only had enough oil in it to...

  • How to Buy Hanukkah Gifts

    Tell a non-Jewish kid about Hanukkah, and watch his eyes light up: “You get presents for eight days in a row? What an awesome deal!” However, there are very few Jewish households where kids...

  • How to Play the Dreidel Game

    “Dreidel, dreidel, dreidel, I made it out of clay…” Even if you’re not Jewish, the odds are that this catchy little song has gotten stuck in your head at least once—and even if you are Jewish, you...

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