Here’s a fun little tidbit about me: I celebrated both Christmas and Hanukkah growing up. My Mom is Catholic and my Dad is Jewish. So I got to experience the best of both worlds!! I intend to teach & celebrate both Holidays with my future littles some day. But until them, I go about teaching them to my kiddos at school. I love teaching my students about Hanukkah,so I was torn about whether or not I wanted to include it in my Christmas Celebrations Around The World unit. Ultimately I decided I didn’t want to include it since the focus really is on how people celebrate Christmas around the world. But I still wanted to share my Hanukkah resource with you. So I put together this little mini unit FREEBIE!!
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{All graphics in this set created by the incredibly talented Ashley Hughes}
This resources in this pack can be used to learn more about the celebration of Hanukkah. There are a variety of recommended actives, printables, and a craft to help you “travel” to Israel with your class. It’s just one of several stop we’re making along the way this Holiday Season 🙂
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11 Responses
Thank you for the great mini unit. My kiddos are going to love this next week.
Heather
The Busy Busy Hive
Can I tell you how much I LOVE this?!? I was just thinking about a Hanukkah mini unit & here it is. 🙂 Thank you!
Lisa
Learning Is Something to Treasure
Perfect timing! 🙂 I don't know a lot about Hanukkah so thank you for providing me with a fun unit to share with my kiddos!
Amy
What Happens in First Grade
Wow! This a great freebie. Thank you so much for
Live Love Laugh Everyday In Kindergarten
Thank you for this! I'm going to add this to my Holidays Around the World unit!
Thanks so much 🙂
Halle
Across the Hall in 2nd Grade
Looks great!
Jennifer
First Grade Blue SKies
Thank you so much! Next week is our Holidays Around the World Celebration and I have been searching for some Hanukkah activities. This is perfect!
🙂 Lindsay
Welcome to Watters' Wharf!
I don't think I have any Hanukkah celebrators this year… so this latke recipe may come in handy for me! Thanks!
Gwen
Learning With Mrs. Brinn
Thanks, buddy!!! Looks great! Just what I was wanting!
Megan Wheeler
http://www.mrswheelerfirst.blogspot.com
Thanks for the cute unit! Just a heads up. Israel is spelled incorrectly on the page with the map of Asia. I hate when I do that!!
This is so cute. I have a Jewish boy in my class and I'm always looking for fun ideas. Thank you so much.