In this Hanukkah story, Penina finds that a glass of cold milk and a hot potato pancake go a long way. Penina Levine is the only member of her family who isn’t looking forward to Hanukkah. Not only is it another chance for her annoying sister to steal the spotlight, but her favorite teacher is […]
It's the last night of Hanukkah and there are only three little potatoes left–not enough to make latkes for the relatives. Rachel has the solution–she will borrow some potatoes from Mrs. Greenberg. And then she will invite Mrs. Greenberg, who is all alone, to share Hanukkah with them. But though Mrs. Greenberg has a heart […]
Sadie and her family are poor and always hungry. On the first night of Chanukah, Sadie performs a generous act, and in turn receives a frying pan that cooks up sizzling, golden latkes on command. Sadie tells her brothers never to use the magic pan, but when she goes out, the mischievous boys can't resist. […]
An activity book of rhymes ,with mazes, matching, dot-to-dot, coloring pages and more. Goldy says: "Young children enjoy these colorful illustrations."
Sammy watches longingly as Josh Shapiro lights another candle and receives a brightly-colored dreidel each night of Hanukkah. "Spiders don't spin dreidels, spiders spin webs!" Sammy's mother reminds him. Then on the last night, Sammy gets his own spinning surprise. We recommend the Sammy series stories primarily for the engaging thematic illustrations.
This best-selling Chanukah album was produced with brand new songs by the world famous musical legend, Yerachmiel Begun (pronounced "be-GUN"). It contains both full orchestral/choral and karoke versions. Fabulous for Chanuka parties. 10 awesome tracks: 1) Light Up The Nights 2) Ma Oz Tzur 3) Al Hanisim 4) Ya' aleh V'yovoh 5) Chanukah Music/ Karoke […]
Hannukah just wouldn't be the same without a fun game of dreidel! For a video tutorial on how to play dreidel, click here. Goldy says: "Dreidel is a fun game, spinning, winning and spending time with your family."
This wooden menorah is an educational toy that helps kids learn about Hanukkah. It includes: nine colorful wooden “candles” that children can arrange on the menorah a candle pouch for storage and easy access! Nine candles in seven bright colors bring this replica of the Hanukkah Menorah to life. Goldy: “Fun for little kids!”
Here is a really great way to entertain kids (or adults for that matter!) with a wonderful project of their own. Although not made out of clay, you could now really sing about a dreidel you made yourself! Click here for a swing version of “I Had a Little Dreidel“.
This is an ideal first board book to share with your baby or toddler as a first step to discovering Hanukkah traditions. The pages feature familiar Hanukkah images, such as lighting candles, eating latkes and playing dreidel, and there are lots of different touch-and-feel textures, which little fingers will love to explore.