Trace your hand, then repeat on the right side, with your thumb in the same place as the left thumb. Paint inside the lines you just traced. Allow paint to dry and then decorate over the top of the menorah. Fold the piece of paper you’re using for flames in half. Draw five flame shapes and cut them out of the folded paper to make ten flames.

How to make your Hanukkah Handprint Menorah Craft: Trace your child's hands onto a piece of blue construction paper and cut each one out. Glue the handprints onto the white piece of construction paper so that the thumbs on each hand overlap to form the Menorah. Use the makers to draw flames on the "candles".

In this adorable take on the classic technique, two tiny handprints are used to create the shape of a traditional menorah, the nine-branched candelabrum lit during the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah. The overlapping thumbs together make up the 'shamash,' or lighter candle.

Handprint Menorah. Activity for an individual child. Age group: 30-40 months. Duration of activity: 15 minutes. Materials: 1 sheet construction paper; Blue tempera paint; Yellow tempera paint; 2 pie tins; This activity is a great way to reinforce Jewish holiday traditions as well as introduce your child to counting concepts. Pour the paint into ...

2022年11月16日 · Hand cutting: Trace your template onto the correct color felt and carefully cut out. If making a two sided menorah, fold your felt in half and trace the menorah so that the base sits on the fold. Cut it out and carefully unfold.

Use simple shapes to build your own menorah Hanukkah craft! All you need is paper, scissors, and glue to teach your kids about shapes and Hanukkah.

2020年12月1日 · Handprint crafts are always a big hit with relatives, and they make wonderful keepsake gifts as well. This is a fun Hanukkah activity for the kids. Filed Under: , , , ,

Get hands-on with this Handprint Menorah DIY project for beginners! Learn everything you need to know with step-by-step instructions and create something awesome!

Celebrate Hanukkah by creating a beautiful handprint menorah craft. You can even 'light' a candle each night, too!

Put one hand in each plate of paint. Carefully lift hands out of paint, link thumbs together so they overlap (they will make the center candle), and place both hands down on construction paper with fingers spread out to make a menorah print.