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The menorah stands on a round base with every candle lit, and the dreidels spin across a table with motion lines. Both have large, clear areas to color.
Hanukkah, the Jewish festival of lights, lasts eight nights and is celebrated by lighting the menorah, spinning dreidels and eating foods fried in oil. These pages cover a simple menorah, spinning dreidels, latkes, jelly doughnuts, chocolate gelt and snowy streets with menorahs glowing in the windows.
The dreidels are decorated with stars and patterns rather than letters, so you can add them yourself if you wish. Start with the six suggestions below or browse every Hanukkah page, then open a preview and download the free PDF.
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The menorah stands on a round base with every candle lit, and the dreidels spin across a table with motion lines. Both have large, clear areas to color.
A plate of crispy latkes sits beside applesauce and a spoonful of sour cream, and a plate of sugar-dusted jelly doughnuts shows one cut open to reveal the filling.
The ornate menorah is covered in filigree, olive leaves and scrolls, and the mandala builds rings of olive leaves, candles and geometric patterns around a Star of David.
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A bear holds a lit candle to a menorah set on a round, cloth-covered table. Curved branches, candle flames, rounded paws, and large ears define the holiday scene.
A fluffy cat reaches toward a spinning dreidel on an oval fringed rug. Behind the rug, a low table supports a branched candleholder with flames, while curved motion lines emphasize the dreidelโs movement.
Chocolate gelt spills from an open drawstring pouch onto a flat surface beside a dreidel. The round coins have ridged edges, while the pouch has twisted cords and tassel-like ends.
A family gathers around a menorah as a candle is used to light its flames. Pastries, dreidels, and a wrapped gift sit on the table, while a snowy night scene appears through the window.
Latkes fry in a handled pan on a stovetop as a slotted spatula rests beneath one edge. A bowl of shredded ingredients and a whole onion sit nearby.
A giant menorah with burning candles rises above a snowy town square. Snow-covered buildings, evergreen trees, streetlamps, a decorated gazebo, and hanging lights fill the winter setting.
Hanukkah cookies shaped like stars and dreidels rest on a large tray beside piping bags and bowls of toppings. A menorah and chair appear behind the decorating table.
A Hanukkah dinner table is set with a lit menorah, tall candles, serving bowls, plates, cups, utensils, and platters of round foods and a sliced centerpiece. Chairs surround the cloth-covered table.
A stack of wrapped Hanukkah gifts is decorated with large ribbon bows and six-pointed star motifs, with a dreidel resting on the top package.
Kawaii Hanukkah friends gather around a smiling menorah, including a dreidel, a tall candle, and rounded treats. Large eyes, curved smiles, flames, icing, and sprinkles distinguish the group.
Kids gather around an oval table while a dreidel spins beside a pile of round game pieces. A curtained window, bookshelf, and potted plant complete the indoor setting.
A tall stack of latkes rests on a round plate beside a bowl of applesauce. Crisp, uneven edges and short surface marks give the latkes texture, while a spoon holds a dollop nearby.
Menorahs, dreidels, outlined stars, and leafy sprigs form a repeating rectangular border around a large blank center, with flame shapes and small round branch details adding variety.
A close-up view of menorah candles shows tall flames, dark wicks, dripping wax, and radiating lines. Curved branches and rounded holders support the candles beneath the cropped base.
A lit menorah stands behind curtained windowpanes, framed by snow along the sill and roofline. Outside, houses, a bare tree, falling snow, and a streetlamp fill the wintry view.
A menorah stands on a tiered base, with curved branches supporting lit candles. A taller central candle rises above the others, and each flame has a simple inner outline.
A broad olive oil jug with a curved handle stands behind an olive branch, while a small oil lamp with a flame rests in front. Curved bands decorate the jug and lamp.
An ornate menorah rises from a decorated pedestal, surrounded by curling vines, pointed leaves, and oval fruits. Dripping candles, tall flames, floral details, and a central star motif fill the symmetrical design.
Snow-covered houses line a street beneath a crescent moon and stars, with menorahs glowing in several windows. Bare trees, chimneys, lamps, shrubs, a wreath, and picket fences fill the wintry neighborhood.
Decorated dreidels spin across a wooden tabletop beside a chair, with curved motion lines surrounding their pointed bases. Striped handles, star shapes, zigzags, dots, and bands create varied designs.
A large Star of David sits at the center of a circular mandala, surrounded by candles, leafy branches, round buds, petals, dots, diamonds, and layered ornamental borders.
Stars, dreidels, lit candles, and branched menorahs repeat across a dense holiday pattern. Angular star outlines and faceted spinning tops alternate with wax drips, flames, and curved menorah arms.
Round sufganiyot rest on a plate over a diamond-patterned cloth. Each pastry has a wavy topping, small sprinkles, and a piped dollop, while a cut-open pastry reveals thick filling.
An upright dreidel is filled with intricate floral, spiral, scalloped and dotted patterns. A decorated cylindrical handle rises above the broad paneled body and pointed base.
Choose eight pages, one for each night of Hanukkah, and color one after the candles are lit. By the last night you will have a full set to display together.
Blue and white are traditional Hanukkah colors, often with gold or silver for the menorah. Color the stars and dreidels pattern in that palette, then try a completely different palette on a second copy.
The four sides of a real dreidel carry the Hebrew letters nun, gimel, hei and shin. Write one letter on each side of the dreidels you color, then play the game with chocolate coins or buttons.
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Hanukkah foods include a plate of crispy latkes with applesauce, latkes sizzling in a frying pan beside grated potato and an onion, sugar-dusted jelly doughnuts with one cut open, and chocolate gelt spilling from a drawstring pouch.
See: Latkes with Applesauce ยท Frying Latkes in a Pan ยท Sufganiyot on a Plate ยท Chocolate Gelt Spilling from a Pouch
A family gathers by a window at night as an adult and a child light the menorah together, a teddy bear lights one with a long candle, and a giant public menorah stands in a snowy town square with people gathered around it.
See: Family Lighting the Menorah ยท Bear Lighting a Menorah ยท Giant Menorah in a Snowy Town Square
Dreidels spin across a table with motion lines, a kitten bats one across a rug, children spin one around a pile of chocolate coins, and a single large dreidel is filled with zentangle patterns.
See: Spinning Dreidels ยท Cat Playing with a Dreidel ยท Kids Playing Dreidel at a Table ยท Zentangle Dreidel
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