Seven Branch Menorah With Tall Center Stem

A symmetrical menorah fills the page, with seven curved arms rising from one tall center stem. The stem widens slightly toward the bottom and sits on a flat, angled base with a rectangular foot. Three arms curve out on each side in graduated sizes, with the shortest pair closest to the middle and the longest pair reaching the outer edges. Each arm ends in a small rounded holder, a flat rectangular band, and a wide flared cup on top. There are no flames or candles drawn, so kids can add their own. The large open shapes are easy for small hands to color. Try giving each arm a different metallic shade, like gold, silver, and bronze, then draw a candle and a bright flame in every cup. It also works well for counting practice, since children can count the seven arms and pair them up on the left and right sides.