Hanukkah Menorah With Dreidel and Stacked Coins

A tall seven-branch menorah stands on the right side of the page, with a lit candle on every arm and a flame on each one. Wax drips run down a few of the candles, and the curved arms sweep out from a center stem that rests on a triangular base. On the left, a pile of round coins sits in stacks and loose piles, and a dreidel is balanced on top of the tallest stack with Hebrew letters on its sides. Kids can use warm yellows and oranges for the flames, then try gold and silver for the coins so the stacks look different from one another. It is also a nice chance to talk about the dreidel game and why coins show up at Hanukkah. The printable lines are bold and the shapes are large, so it works well for younger children and for a quick classroom activity.