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Below you will find Jewish Crafts Arts and Crafts Projects Ideas for your Kids....Many Hanukkah Crafts for your Children. Find out how to make your own arts and crafts projects for Jewish Children to Celebrate Judaism and Jewish Holidays with the following decorations, instructions, patterns, and activities for children

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Hanukkah Hanging Star of David Ornaments to Make - Celebrate Hanukkah by hanging these sweet decorative Star of David ornaments in your home. You don’t have to have a Christmas tree to have fun, you and your children can decorate your home for Hanukkah and have just as much fun. These Hanukkah ornaments are easy and fun to make and look very beautiful as well.

How to Make Hanukkah Decorations Star Ornaments - Make this adorable Hanukkah star with some Popsicle sticks and glitter glue. They’re so easy to make that you can make lots of them and hang them all over the house as you celebrate Hanukkah this year. Enjoy and have fun tonight and for the next week.

How to Make Hanukkah Dreidel Gift Boxes Step by Step - These Hanukkah dreidel gift boxes are fun to make and they look very beautiful as well.

Make Easy Hanukkah Ornaments Making with Push Pins - Celebrate Hanukkah by hanging these easy-to-make Hanukkah ornaments in your home…the best part is that they only take five minutes to make. Yay! You don’t have to have a Christmas tree to have fun, you and your children can decorate your home for Hanukkah and have just as much fun.

- How to Make Hanukkah Decorative Candle Craft for Jewish Kids - Hanukkah starts tonight so forgive me for not putting up some crafts earlier. This arts and crafts project is to learn how to make your own candles to decorate your house as you celebrate Hanukkah . Its fun to make, and totally child- safe!! Have Fun.

10 Commandments Giant Poster Card - Design it your way.

3d Havdalah Candles - Make a cool Havdalah Candle Craft with Beads.

3D Dove - - A symbol of peace, this easy to make craft project is a fitting way to greet the Jewish New Year.

3D Stars of David - Make a beaded Star of David out of beads to represent Judaism. A great craft for Jewish kids.

Afikomen Bag Pasover Craft for Jewish Kids - For many children, the afikomen (a piece of Matzah, or unleavened bread, hidden at the start of the Seder and found and eaten at the end of the festive meal), is the highlight of Passover. Make your own beautiful afikomen bag to hold this special piece of Matzah.

A Useful Tray for the Rosh Hashanah Holidays! - - Most of us enjoy ushering in the New Year with a few decorative additions to our holiday table or home decor. This year you can re-use something you may already have on hand, and in a few simple steps add an elegant touch to your buffet or side table. Kids even get to participate in decorating these re-cycled materials!

An Adorable Noah's Ark And Animals Too! - so cute and definitely worthy of a decoration in a baby's room, hung with invisible fish line, or even a cute matching ribbon.

Apple Candlesticks - All you will need is two large apples, Candles, Potato peeler, Lemon juice

Apple Core Magnet - - On Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, apples represent the hope that the coming year will be sweet. Here’s a fun magnet to make that will hold up artwork, keep track of school projects, or hold the all-important grocery list, all year long.

Apple of Hope - - Make a giant papier mâché apple of hope this Rosh Hashanah, and fill it with messages telling of your hopes for the New Year.

Apple Plate and Honey Dish - - Make an apple plate with an attached honey dish, perfect for guests at your Rosh Hashanah dinner.

Apple Print Rosh Hashanah Card - - Many Jewish families exchange holiday cards at Rosh Hashanah time. Rather than buying impersonal cards, why not have your children help by making your own cards?

Apple Honey Holder - Make it, paint your Rosh Hashanah greeting and have wonderful time.

Apple Rosh Hashanah Card - Easy craft that turns out very beautiful.

Baby Moses Paper Craft for Passover - Make this Baby Moses paper craft to celebrate Moses with your children.

Baby Moses in a Basket Crafts Project - Bring this kid's Sunday School lesson to life with our guided discussion and 3 dimensional craft.

Baby Moses in a Basket Arts and Crafts Bible Project - Read the story of baby Moses to your toddler and then tell them you are going to play hide and seek with Moses. (You may want to limit the hiding spaces to one room.)

Bedikat Chametz - According to Hebrew faith, the night before Passover families are obligated to search their homes for chametz. Chametz, meaning leaven or yeast, or food mixed with leaven, are prohibited during the Passover. In order to search for the chametz you will need a candle to see where light won’t reach, a feather for sweeping crumbs, a paper bag for gathering the chametz, and lastly a wooden spoon for Kabalistic reasons. Make this cute craft to display your knowledge of your faith. 

Beeswax Candle - - Making beeswax candles are a simple and inexpensive way to introduce yourself and/or your children to candle making.

Boy with Yarmulka - Make this Jewish Boy wearing a Yarmulka with different colored beads.

Baby Food Jar Menorah Craft - A beautiful bejeweled menorah your children can make for your Hanukkah celebration!

Baby Food Jar Hanukkah Menorah - Another fun menorah craft. This one can be used with real tea lights. Be sure to have an adult assist with lighting.

Birthday Candle Menorah - Most of us have some birthday candles lying around the house ... so here is a fun craft to turn them into a Menorah for Hanukkah which children of all ages will be able to enjoy.

Blocks Menorah - Beautiful menorah with the letters of Hanukkah.

Blow Your Own Shofar - - The sounds of the shofar fill synagogues all over the world during Rosh Hashanah. Make your very own shofar at home to celebrate the start of a great year.

Cardboard Tube Menorah - - Make a Menorah out of Toilet Paper Tubes. You even get to be eco-friendly with this project!

Circle of Kindness - - Start the Jewish New Year- or the New Year your family celebrates-by spinning this Circle of Kindness. Kids are inspired to do good deeds.

Clay Print Rosh Hashanah Greeting Card - - Write your Rosh Hashanah greeting inside.

Chanukah Candles and Candleholders - Children will surely make short work of this Chanukah (Hanukkah) candleholder craft made from baby food jars

Challah Cover - All you will need is a white tea towel a permanent marker.

Cardboard Tube Moses Craft for Jewish Children - This fun craft project is perfect for Sunday school or for celebrating Passover. Teach children the story of Moses and have fun while creating this cute figure from recycled materials.

Charoset Dish Passover Arts and Crafts Activity - Charoset, a mixture generally made from apples, nuts, raisins, and wine or grape juice, is traditionally eaten at the Seder. This craft, which turns a clay pot into a homemade charoset dish, is imbued with symbolism.

Clay on Glass Kiddish Cups for Passover Craft for Kids - See this clay on glass pages To give you ideas on making kiddish cups using a glass goblet covered with Polymer Clay and to see additional pictures of cups.

Cute Menorah Paper Craft - This cute Jewish Menorah craft is very easy for young children to make and it turns out really cute.  They love the little faces on the candles.

Coins-for-Charity Bank - - Kids benefit many times over when they create boxes to save Gift s for charity. The whole family contributes to making and filling this Tzedakah.

Color-Change Cards - - Could these cards and matching envelopes be magic? When you use the Crayola® Color Changeables™ wand and markers, swirls and plaids LOOK magical indeed!

Craft Project: Tzedakah Box - - Tzedakah, or charity, is collected and given by Jewish people throughout the year. A tzedakah box is a container in which you save loose change that you intend to donate to charitable causes. Involve your children in making this tzedakah box and they will surely enjoy taking on this new mitzvah (Jewish commandment).

Candle Menorrah Treats Craft for Hanukkah - Make a candle crafts projects and fill it with fun treats such as toys or candy.

Chanukah Craft: Gift Can - This project can be decorated as simple or as intricate as you wish. Paint a dreidel, a menorah, or just splashes of color to make this a uniquegift can.

Clay Dreidels - Make it , then draw the letters and you will have your dreidel.

Clay Menorah - Make a nine-pronged hanukkiah from self-hardening clay.

Cool Hanukkah Menorah Craft - Easy and fun to make Menorah.

Craft Spoon Menorah - A Hanukkah craft kids of all ages can make and use during the eight day celebration of Hanukkah. this is a super craft for a classroom!

Craft Stick Star of David - Make several of these sparkling stars to hang on doors and in windows.

Cut and Tear Candle Card - Very easy craft to make.

Colorful Chanukah Dreidel Mangets - Put these colorful dreidel magnets on your fridge or use them as gift toppers —a little extra gift for the people you love!

Decorate a Dreidel - Create a delightful dreidel! Cut out a dreidel shape and attach it to a background piece of paper and decorate!

Dreidel Decorations - An easy popsicle stick Dreidel Decoration craft that your kids can make to celebrate Hanukkah.

Egg Carton Menorah Craft - This fun egg carton craft is a great way for young children to have their own menorah to "light."

Egg Carton Menorahs s - Creating your own menorah is fun and easy to do. This one is made from some things you probably already have at home, like an empty egg carton and silver ribbon.

Egyptian Pharaoh Masks Passover Craft for Children - The Jews were freed from Egypt by Moses. Make this Egyptian Pharoah Mask to celebrate Passover by acting out the story of Moses.

Elijahs Goblet Passover Arts & Crafts Idea for Children - According to Jewish tradition, the prophet Elijah, a biblical hero who lived in the 9th century B.C., visits every Passover Seder around the world to sip from a special goblet of red wine left out just for him. The hope is that Elijah's presence will inspire those at the table to build a better world filled with justice, freedom and peace.

Easy Fold and Cut Star of David - You can use these to decorate wreaths, hang in a row to make a chain or hang a bunch from a paper towel roll wrapped in blue construction paper to make a mobile.

Elijah’s Cup Place Card Make a place card for each person at your Passover table.

Elijahs Goblet According to Jewish tradition, the prophet Elijah, a biblical hero who lived in the 9th century B.C., visits every Passover Seder around the world to sip from a special goblet of red wine left out just for him. The hope is that Elijah's presence will inspire those at the table to build a better world filled with justice, freedom and peace.

Felt Dreidel Pin Arts and Crafts Project for Chanukah - Kids will enjoy making this Felt Dreidel Pin craft and be proud to wear it for Hanukkah.

Finger Puppets Make a punch of them and have fun with your friends.

Fragrant Apple Very easy to make for Rosh Hashanah

Festive Dreidel Magnets - A special gift for someone you care for. To make these festive dreidel frame magnets you will need 2 pieces of the fun foam, paints, glitter, glue,and a photo to put inside the frame.

Gelt Bag Craft - - Learn how to make a gelt bag out of construction paper and cardboard.

Glitter (Hanukkah) Votive Cups Kids Arts & Crafts Project Idea - Glitter (Hanukkah) Votive Cups Kids Arts & Crafts Project Idea Tutorial - Make these pretty votive cups and keep glitter mess to a minimum with double face tape.

Glittery Star of David This pretty Jewish holiday symbol can be decorated in any color you choose then hung in the window or anywhere else you like.

Graggers The Purim Noisemakers - Graggers are the noisemakers used during the reading of the Meglliah. Every time the name of Haman is mentioned, everyone boos, hisses, stamps their feet and twirls their graggers.

Gelt Bag - Make your adorable gelt bag.

Glitter Glue Candle - This lovely candle makes a fun project for kids of all ages. Very few supplies are needed for this fun afternoon!

Hanukkah Wrapping Paper Crafts - You can have fun making art by designing your own wrapping paper and gift containers for Chanukah. If you recycle paper to do this, you'll help save natural resources and landfill space, too.

Hanukkah Bookmarks - You can make your book marks out of many different materials. It is also simple to laminate them so they will be durable.

Hand-Crafted Clay Menorahs - Create a wonderful clay menorah from your handprints!

Havdalah Spice Box Make a Passover Havdalah Spice Box to represent Passover for Jewish Kids.

Honey Bee Pot - - A traditional symbols associated with Rosh Hashanah, honey represents hopes for a sweet new year.

Honey Cards - - Send out lots of these honey-sweet Rosh Hashanah honey cards.

Honey Dish & Apple Plate - - Make an apple plate with an attached honey dish, perfect for guests at your Rosh Hashanah.

Hebrew Word Tree (See the 4 Pictures Above) - You can decorate the Tu B'Shvat Table cloth with all of the tree designs.

Honey Bee Pot Turn baby food jar into a beautiful Honey Bee Pot.

Hannukah Basket - An easy craft for the kids , suitable for the age 3+

Hannukah Crown or Hat - A simple construction paper 'hat' the kids have fun making, decorating and wearing!  We like making tissue paper flowers to decorate it, but you can use markers, stickers, glitter or gel pens instead.

Hannukah Wreath - This craft is fun for older children (and adults!) - Age 6+.  There are quite a few steps that younger kids (Age 2+) can help with, but they won't be able to do the craft independently.  This is a good family project!

Hanukkah Card - Make Hanukkah cards to send to your friends and family.

Hanukkah Dreidel Craft - All you need is thin cardboard, a printer, paper, some crayons (or markers or paint), scissors and glue.

Hanukkah Dreidel Paper Craft - This paper dreidel craft is very easy for young children to make and it turns out really cute.  They love the little face on the ornament.

Hanukkah Fuse Bead Patterns - This Hanukkah fuse bead patterns can be used with Hama Beads, Perler Beads or other own-brand fusible beads. Once ironed, you can use the designs as hanging decorations (thread a ribbon or cord through at the top), a mobile, badges, embellishments for greetings cards, and in many more ways.

Hanukkah Gelt Holder - Transform a milk carton, yarn, and colored paper into a festive Hanukkah gelt (money) holder.

Hanukkah Origami Candy Dish - Make a bunch and set them out for your guests to enjoy a sweet during the holdiay.

Hanukkah Ornaments - Make this cute ornaments to celebrate Hanukkah.

Hanukkah Window Cards - These cards are easy to make and kids will love the fact that they can take the stickers off the window and reuse them.

Hand-Crafted Clay Menorahs - Create a wonderful clay menorah from your handprints!

Handmade Hanukkah Dreidel Arts and Crafts Project -Learn how to make your own Hanukkah dreidel game from scratch. (Want to know the rules of the dreidel game? Check out the rules right here)

Homemade Chanukah Menorah - This is another crafts project for Jewish kids to make their very own Chanukah Menorah to celebrate Chanukah with. Very nice project.

Jewish Handprint Wreath - It 's fun to make and then save it to compare how much the kids hands have grown.

Jewish Shofar - - Blow out your horns to celebrate the festivities of the Jewish New Year.

Jewish Yarn Bug - Here's a craft you can make for Hanukah, your Bar Mitzvah or any day.

Juice Can Puppets - Turn an empty juice can into a cute puppet, isn't it fun to do?

Kiddush Cups Passover Seder Craft - Spice up your seder traditions with FamilyFun. During the seder meal, participants drink four cups of wine or juice as a kiddush, or blessing, to cups celebrate. Making their own special cups gets the kids excited about Passover before the seder, and they love showing off their work.

Kindness Calendar Quilt - - You plan vacations. You schedule school work. Why not set a date for doing good deeds for the New Year? Fill your colorful calendar quilt with acts of kindness!

Let Your Kids Make a Homemade Menorah - Families use a special, nine-pronged candelabra, called a menorah or hanukkiah, to light candles every night for the eight nights of Hanukkah. The ninth candle, which stands higher than the others, is the shammash or servant candle. It is used to light the other candles (so, technically, you light two candles on the first night, three on the second night and so on). It is customary for the candles to be placed in the menorah from right to left and lit from left to right. Making a menorah from self-hardening clay is an easy, fun project for kids to try. When it is complete, set the menorah on a windowsill for all to admire.

Let Your Kids Make Handprint Menorahs - Really get your hands dirty with this holiday craft!

Make Your Own Gragger Arts & Crafts Activity - Learn how to make a gragger in order to celebrate Purim.

Make A Greeting Card - - Rather than buying impersonal Hallmark cards, why not have your children help with you this annual tradition by making your own cards?

Magnetic Dreidels Arts and Crafts Project - This magnetic dreidel craft is fun for kids to make and display for Hanukkah.

Macaroni Menorah - Create your own menorah for a decoration or card to celebrate Hanukkah.

Make A Shofar - Easy colorful Shofar

Marvelous Matzah Cover - A Matzah cover is a piece of cloth traditionally used to cover a piece of unleavened bread, called Matzah, before the Passover Seder meal. Add a burst of colour to your Passover Seder table with this easy-to-do Matzah cover.

Matzah Holder - Everyone in the family can help prepare for Passover! Make several handmade Matzah Holders to give asgifts.

Matzoh Pin - Have some Passover fun with this Matzoh Pin.

Metal Cut-Out Star of David Craft - You can make these shiny decorations from disposable aluminum pie plates or roasting pans. They make great decorations.

Mezuzah Making - Easy and inexpensive to make.

Magnificent Marshmallow Menorahs - Play with your Food and Create a Marshmallow Menorah! To make this menorah you will need a bag of marshmallows, a paper plate or a long strip of colorful paper, and some candles and glue

Make a Purim Gregar Craft for Kids - Learn how to make this Purim gregar - a fun noise maker to use during the festivities of Purim.

Make a Jewish Calendar for Hanukkah Project - Make A Jewish Calendar Arts & Crafts Activity Tutorial For Kids ~ Don't forget to mark family birthdays and special days in special colors so that you can look forward to them. This would make a great present for someone.

Make a Dreidel from Online Pattern Printout - Use a paper punch to put round holes in the top and bottom area of the Dreidel. Fold the flaps (this is the gray areas), then glue them to form a box shape. Allow the glue to dry. Once dried, place a (short) pencil through the round holes.

Magnificent Menorahs making Activities - A Hanukkah Craft that you are sure to enjoy!

Menorah to Make with easy Instructions - Make your handmade menorah and celebrate Hanukkah.

Menorah Decoration - Celebrate Hanukkah with this Menorah decoration craft that's fun for kids to make and use. This straightforward holiday activity is a delightful way to observe an ancient tradition.

Milk Carton Dreidel - Easy to make dreidel with small milk cartons!

Moses and the Ten Commandments Paper Crafts - A great Passover paper craft, this one is Moses and the 10 Commandments.

Moses and the Red Sea Paper Craft for Kids - This is a great Passover paper craft for your children.

New Year's Card for Rosh Hashanah the Jewish New Year - - Rosh Hashanah, which in 2008 falls on September 29, begins the celebration of the Jewish New Year. Ring in the year 5769 with a card expressing a traditional wish: Shana Tova Umetukah, or "a good and sweet year." A cheery pomegranate, whose numerous seeds are said to symbolize the 613 Jewish commandments, adds to the card's sweet sentiment.

Note Pad Holders - Use heavy cardboard or light wood to make the back of the notepad holder. Paint the decorations in and then paste a note pad on them.

Needlepoint Torah - What is a Torah? Imagine a bible, handwritten on cowskin parchment, and rolled up and stored in a gorgeous velvet (or satin) and gold case.

Origami Pyramid - Take this opportunity to build your own pyramid while you learn more about the ancient cultures of the middle east

Paper Pyramid Craft for Kids - The Jews were freed from Egypt by Moses. Make this Paper Egyptian Pyramid to celebrate Passover. There are over 90 royal pyramids in Egypt... 35 of them major works. It's easy to build a small model of a pyramid. Use it as a standalone decoration or include in a diarama.

Paper Dreidel Crafts - This paper dreidel is great to use as a Hanukkah decoration or a holiday toy. The rules for playing dreidel are listed below.

Passover Coasters Crafts Projects - Your kids will have so much fun making these cool coasters for Passover.

Passover Cup Favor Craft Projects - Fill one of these silver cups with small candies to make a table favor for each of your Passover guests.

Passover Pillowcase Arts & Crafts Ideas - Pillows are traditionally brought to the Seder for the participants to feel like royalty. Designing a pillow according to a Passover theme has a sophisticated and creative feel, especially for tweens who crave self-expression.

Passover Seder Placemat Craft for Kids - Make your very own Seder plate and laminate it for a fun and festive placemat. It's a great way to teach kids about the traditional Passover feast.

Passover Seder Place Cards Craft - Learn about the customs, rituals, foods, and history of the most festive holiday of the Jewish calendar, Passover. Shalom!

Passover Seder Plate Crafts Activity - Bring the symbolism and traditions of Passover to life with this decorative Model Magic® Seder plate. Handmade ceremonial crafts teach children about their own or other families' celebrations.

Passover Plate Arts and Crafts Idea for Jewish Kids - Add a creative touch to the seder meal with special plates kids can decorate.

Paper Dreidel Pop up Cards - Children can make pop-up cards, pop-out decorations or garlands out of this Hanukkah paper dreidel craft.

Purim Paper Mache Mask - Make your own mask for the Purim.

Paper Mache Shofar - Very easy craft to make.

Paper Sculpture Rosh Hashanah Greeting Card - What is better from a greting card you made it yourself?

Parting of the Red Sea : Judaica Activities for Jewish Children & Teens - Make this recreation of the biblical story where Moses parts the Red Sea to allow the freed Jewish slaves to escape from Egypt. What a fun way to teach children about this story of faith. 

Passover Cup Favor Judaica Activities - Fill one of these silver cups with small candies to make a table favor for each of your Passover guests.

Passover Seder Placemat - Make your very own Seder plate and laminate it for a fun and festive placemat.

Passover T-shirt Pillow - Make a special pillow for the leader of your Seder to recline on.

Pony Bead Star of David Making Directions- This craft is fun for older children (8+) and adults.

Printable Seder Plate to Make - Teach your children or students about the tradition of passover with a printable seder plate. 

Paper Box Making Instructions - You can make a nice little box out of paper for your Hanukkahgift.

Paper Star of David Card for Jewish Youngsters - - Make a beautiful, stylized, and intricate Star of David card from paper. This project makes a great Jewish holiday card.

Pony Bead Dreidel - This craft is for the older children 9+

Pop Up Dreidel Card - Children can make pop-up cards, pop-out decorations or garlands out of this Hanukkah paper dreidel craft.

Purim Gragger Ideas Craft for Children - When the Purim story ("Meglliah") is read, everyone boos and shakes their graggers whenever Haman's name is mentioned. Use one of the ideas below to make your own gragger.

Purim Gragger Craft for Kids - Noisemakers are a delightful part of many holidays. Get into the spirit of Purim by designing a Haman gragger—or use similarly authentic designs for other festivities.

Purim Gragger Arts and Crafts Activity - This is a purm crafts activity to make a Gragger for the celebration festival.

Purim Origami Activity - This is a Purim origami craft.

Purim Origami Activity 2 - This is another Purim origami craft.

Purim Masks to Print and Color Craft for Toddlers - To help get you in the holiday spirit we have some "masks" for the you and kids to color. So get out the crayons and choose a mask from the 3 below. Just click and you can print directly from your browser or save to your harddrive and print later.

Purim Mask Arts & Crafts Project for Kids - Learn how to make a Purim mask with this creative crafts activity.

Queen Mask Purim Craft - Make this cool printable queen mask for Purim with your children.

Rosh Hashanah Apple Plate and Honey Pot - - On Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, it is customary to eat apples and honey in the hope of having a sweet new year.

Rosh Hashanah Card - - Decorate a card for Rosh Hashanah with imprints made with an apple.

Rosh Hashanah Cards - - Write (or have an adult help write) the message Leshanah tovah tikatevu or Leshanah tovah or L'Shana TovaM with the marker. Leshanah tovah tikatevu which means “May you be inscribed for a Happy New Year."

Rosh Hashanah Cards - - Sending New Years cards before the High Holidays is not all about paying Hallmark insane amounts of money for lame little note cards with a shofar and a Jewish star on them. You could buy some supplies at a craft store and make them by yourself for cheaper than it would cost to buy them. Here’s how to make cards like those...

Rosh Hashanah Foam Gift Stamps - - This project is really simple and with great results considering the minimal time investment. You can make some stamps one day, and the next, spend maybe an hour or so stamping your images on cardstock which you'll use to make beautiful and unique New Year's Greetings cards.

Simple Spinning Dreidels Crafts Project - Create these fun spinning dreidels with ease. To make these dreidels you will need pencils, glue, paint and paintbrushes, and small clean milk cartons.

Shofar - - Shofar is traditionally made from a hollowed out rams horn.

Simple Decorative Plates for Purim Craft for Children - Create these easy keepsake plates to enjoy year after year for Purim.

Simple dreidel card - This simple dreidel shape is easy to make from patterned paper. Mix shapes, colours and sizes to make a range of beautiful cards for your family and friends at Hanukkah.

Star of David Crafts Idea - Representing David, the Jews' greatest hero-king, the six-pointed star graces the Israeli flag and is Judaism's most recognized symbol worldwide. This decoration is a cinch to make, but parents should supervise carefully: The points and edges of the star are sharp.

Stuffed Round Challah - - A fun toy to make and play with for all the Jewish holidays.

Seder Leader Pillow Judaica Activities for Jewish Children & Teens - Design your own pillow case.

Spring Passover Seder Plate Arts and Crafts Project - Make your own Seder plate, and paint it a beautiful green colour, to remind you of spring and all the good times ahead.

String Painted Moses Basket Craft - Spring into the season with a project that strings along children's imaginations. Get a handle on holidays from Easter, to Passover, to May Day with this versatile basket idea. This basekt can be the basket that Moses went down the nile in.

Shabbat Candle Holder: "Saltscape" - Use two baby food jrs and some pastic bags and make your handmade candle holder.

Shabbat Candle Holder: Star of David - Very easy craft that turns out very beautiful.

Shana Tova Bee Puppet Judaica Activities for Jewish Preschoolers Make this clever bee puppet so you'll have plenty of honey for a sweet new year!

Spring Seder Plate - No Seder is complete without a special plate highlighting all of the Passover symbols.

Star of David Decoration - You can use different colored paper and also glitter to make the string of stars colorful.

Star of David Napkin Holders - Make clever little napkin rings.

Star of David Paper Plate Craft - A very easy craft to make.

Star of David Ribbon - This project is a page of paper support ribbons that can be cut out, glued, and laminated with transparent tape

Star of David Suncatcher - Make it, Tape it to a sunny window and have your beautiful handmade suncatcher.

Sukkah Sun Prints - All what you need is Dark-colored construction paper, Leaves and flowers or any flat objects .

Star of David Window Ornament - This is a great family project... the older kids (adults) can do the cutting, and the younger ones can help with the glue and glitter! Clear a table for this one. Use the full size pattern to cut out two Stars from the white cardboard sheets. To cut out the center areas, use the exacto knife. Then use a hole punch to put a hole at the top of each star.

Three-Cornered Cookie Basket Craft for Purim - This craft makes a thoughtful Purim gift. Children will be eager to help bake real Hamantashen cookies!

Tissue Paper Dreidel - This Tissue Paper Dreidel was created by the FreeKidsCrafts Team to help you celebrate Hanukkah.

Tallit Making Instructions for Jewish Children- Make this Cool Tallit out of beads. A great craft for Jewish Children.

Ten Commandments - Make the ten commandments stone tablets out of beads. A great craft for Jewish children.

Ten Plague Placemats Judaica Crafts Activities - Depending on their patience and interest, they can create one placemat with a collage of the ten plagues, or ten placements with a plague represented on each one. After the Seder, Bellet recommends using magnets to showcase the artwork on the refrigerator.

Tissue Paper Flower Centerpiece - A centerpiece from tissue paper, isn't it fun?

Tu B'Shvat Judaica Crafts Ideas for Jewish - With the completed project you can make several of them as decorations for the Shabbat or Tu B'Shvat seder table.

Tzedakah Box : Judaica Activities for Jewish Children & Teens - Make a Tzedakah Box to remember the needy during the holiday season.

Tzedakah Box - – Is otherwise known as a charity box. Giving to those in need is required and is considered a basic form of righteous behavior.

Tzedakah Box - - Make a tzedakah box and start saving year-round!

Tzedaka Box : Rosh Hashanah Crafts Projects for Jewish Children - - If your family has not yet started the ages-old tradition of having a Tzedakah, there is no better time to start saving tzedakah coins than on the New Year!

Window Sparklers - Make one for each day of the holiday!

Creative Hanukkah Gift for Kids - Don't forget the kids on your gift list this Hanukkah. Surprise them with these easy-to-assemble gift packages that will keep them busy over the school vacation.

Holiday Shower Curtain - This craft can be made up for any holiday or celebration you wish. After the holidays, clean shower curtain, dry, then fold or roll up until next year. You must first have a shower curtain rod installed before you are able to use this craft to decorate your bathroom.

Hanukkah Shapes Craft for Kids - Cut some or all of the following Hanukkah shapes from the paper: candle, elephant, hammer, Star of David, and so on. You will then be adding glue and glitter to all of these shapes.

Marshmallow Menorah Craft - How to Make a Menorah from Marshmallows.

Mitzvah Scale - For a bulletin board or wall decoration, try creating a mitzvah scale. To do this, cut a paper plate in half and glue the two pieces together to make a pocket. Do the same with a second paper plate. These will be the two sides of the scale. Write “mitzvah” (good deed) on one pocket and “aveira” (bad deed) on the other pocket. Staple or tape the pockets to the wall (with the “mitzvah” side lower, of course), and connect them with a horizontal strip of paper.

Pine Cone Decorations - Pine cones are free, but they make great sukkah decorations. Collect a few with your preschooler, and paint them in various colors. You can also dip them in glue and cover them in different colors of glitter. Then tie a string (or piece of yarn) around each pine cone. You can either use the string to tie the pine cones together, making a chain, or tie the ends of all of the strings together and staple or tape it to the sukkah wall, so that the pinecones hang down.

Shabbat Placements - Trace out the words "Shabbat Shalom" on one sheet of construction paper. Ask an adult to help you cut out the letters. Glue the letters to a second sheet of construction paper. Decorate with markers, tissue paper or more construction paper cutouts. Cover one side of the construction paper with a sheet of clear contact paper large enough to overhang the edges. Turn over and cover the other side. Have an adult help you trim off the excess contact paper.

Shofar Collage - Trace the shape of a shofar on a piece of construction paper. Then stack several pieces of construction paper of different colors together and cut out the shofar with a sharp pair of scissors. You should be left with a number of different colored shofars. Fold a piece of construction paper in half and show your child how to glue the shofars onto the card. Write “Happy Rosh Hashanah” on the front of the card, and sign your child’s name on the inside.

Sukkah Paper Chains - Ask a grownup to help you cut 1 to 2-inch wide strips of colored construction paper. If you wish, decorate the strips with markers, crayons, glue and glitter, stamps or other decorative objects. Loop the strips and glue or staple them together. Hang the paper chain in your sukkah for a colorful and festive touch.

Star of David Hanukkah picture frame - Make beautiful Star of David Hanukkah picture frames andgift your elder ones.

Star of David Wall Hanging Craft for Kids - Place one triangle upside down over the top of the other. Make sure all six points are sticking out an equal distance. Glue the two triangles together.

Wrap It Up for Chanukah!  Eight Fun Wrapping Ideas - You can have fun making art by designing your own wrapping paper andgift containers for Chanukah. If you recycle paper to do this, you'll help save natural resources and landfill space, too.

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