8 Nights of Hanukkah Gratitude for Kids
This Hanukkah, stop and think about eight miracles of your own. Write them down and reflect.
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Hanukkah is the beloved festival of light. We celebrate by lighting candles or olive oil lamps and through prayers, songs, playing special games and eating delicious foods. The Hanukkah story, and especially the hanukkiah lights, are particularly important to those experiencing a dark or unknown place. Hanukkah can be described as the triumph of spiritual light and lasting truth over darkness, emptiness and falsehood.
A version of this resource is also available for teens.
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Our friends at Areyvut created "these resources to help you, your family, students and community enhance your Chanukah."
This Hanukkah, stop and think about 8 of your miracles. Write them down and reflect.
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