an activity for school-age:
Learn about this timeless symbol and discuss its meaning.
before you begin:
Set out 12" x 18" construction paper, washi tape, clear cover, yellow foam and small pieces of hook.
activity goals:
To learn about the menorah and Hanukkah.
furthermore:
Learning about beliefs and customs across the world will enrich a child's education and help them to understand our universal similarities and differences.
Learn about this timeless symbol and discuss its meaning.
before you begin:
Set out 12" x 18" construction paper, washi tape, clear cover, yellow foam and small pieces of hook.
activity goals:
To learn about the menorah and Hanukkah.
furthermore:
Learning about beliefs and customs across the world will enrich a child's education and help them to understand our universal similarities and differences.
let's get started
step 1
Attach strips of washi tape to white paper to create a menorah and candles (without flames).
Attach strips of washi tape to white paper to create a menorah and candles (without flames).
step 2
Use a 12" x 18" piece of construction paper to mount menorah.
Use a 12" x 18" piece of construction paper to mount menorah.
step 3
Cover with crystal clear cover and glue on flames for candles made from pieces of yellow foam.
Cover with crystal clear cover and glue on flames for candles made from pieces of yellow foam.
step 4
A different flame shape could be used for each night of Hanukkah.
A different flame shape could be used for each night of Hanukkah.