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How to Light the Menorah
How to Decorate the Hanukkah Bush
How to Play The Dreidel Game
How to Give Gifts For Hanukkah
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How to Keep Kosher During Passover
How to Choose Bar or Bat Mitzvah Gifts
How to Plan Bar or Bat Mitzvahs
Invitations for Bar or Bat Mitzvahs
How to Buy Hanukkah Gifts
How to Throw a Hanukkah Party
Choosing a Bat Mitzvah Dress
Bar Mitzvah Candle Lighting
Planning a Bar Mitzvah Candle Lighting
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Summary: Hanukkah, the Jewish Festival of Lights, has eight consecutive days of gift giving. Give the best Hanukkah gifts with advice from this free video on Jewish traditions.
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"Hi there, I'm Russ Handler with another tip on Hanukkah. One of my favorite times of the year. And lets concentrate on how to buy Hanukkah gifts. You know you tell a non-Jewish youngster that during Hanukkah, Jewish kids get eight gifts. Eight days consecutively. One each day. And watch their eyes just light up. Now you've got to be practical if you're going to be doing that. Generally when you choose your gifts and choose where to get them, you might want to begin shopping during the beginning of the year. Far in advance of Hanukkah. Make sure that you give something that is big in the beginning and at the end. And then more practical items in the middle. So, when you decide to purchase your gifts, be creative. But also think of the child's needs. When you are going shopping, think of wos this is a nice item my child might like, but you know, its not an appropriate time perhaps for Hanukkah. When they ask for special things, say hey, how bout for Hanukkah? That will help you over the year develop your strategy for purchasing gifts for Hanukkah. Its very very simple. Adults don't need a lot. Sometimes the children don't need to shop at all. They can be creative and make their own gifts. But most importantly Hanukkah is about being together. Not about the gifts. So when you do shop for Hanukkah gifts, do so wisely and have a wonderful year ahead. I'm Russ Handler. And I'll see you in temple."
eHow Article: How to Buy Hanukkah Gifts
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