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Holiday Present Surprise - This game is based on the "cake walk" concept. To prepare for the game, get several boxes incremental in size (they fit inside each other). You can use anywhere from 3 boxes and on up. Fill the smallest box with the prizes and candy, then wrap. Place it inside the next box and then wrap. Place that one ...
Dreidel Felt Magnet - Cut out a dreidel shape (basically an upside down house shape) from light blue felt. Cut out a slightly smaller dreidel shape out of white felt. Cut a small rectange out of black or brown felt for the handle. Glue at the top of the blue felt. Glue the white felt onto the blue felt, so that part of the ...
Craft Stick Menorah - Dip the tops of the craft sticks in glue, sprinkle with glitter. This will make the flames of the candles in the menorah. Cut two rectangles out of the paper. When the glitter/glue sticks are dry, glue construction rectangles to front and back of bottom of sticks to make the menorah holder.
Cardboard Tube Menorah - Cut 1/2 inch off of 8 of the tubes. Either cover the 9 tubes with construction paper, or color with markers. Feel free to decorate tubes with glitter and markers, you can also draw a Star of David on the center tube. Try to use blues and silver to decorate the tubes. Now,place the taller tube in the ...
Dreidel Felt Pin - Cut out a dreidel shape (basically an upside down house shape) from light blue felt. Cut out a slightly smaller dreidel shape out of white felt. Cut a small rectange out of black or brown felt for the handle. Glue at the top of the blue felt. Glue the white felt onto the blue felt, so that part of the ...
Who Stole the Latke from the Frying Pan? - Prepare "latkes" by cutting out a class supply of ovals from the brown paper. Write each child name on a latke. Have children sit in a circle and place the fry pan in the middle. Give each child their latke cutout. Sing the following song. (to the tune of "Who stole the cookie from the cookie jar?" (Child's ...
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