Chanukah Letter from Moscow
This lesson plan explores the difficulty that Soviet Jews faced in expressing their religious beliefs. By The Lookstein Center’s Refusenik Project.
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This lesson plan explores the difficulty that Soviet Jews faced in expressing their religious beliefs. By The Lookstein Center’s Refusenik Project.
This lesson plan explores the difficulty that Soviet Jews faced in expressing their religious beliefs. By The Lookstein Center’s Refusenik Project.
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Play dreidel, earn gelt, and learn common Hebrew words that begin with the letters Nun, Gimmel, Hey, Shin and Pey!
This activity is part of a series of 10 holiday-centered activities intended for students in grades K-4.
This Dreidel worksheet introduces kids to the classic Hanukkah game while teaching them Hebrew letters.
This Dreidel Game Instructions page clearly explains how to play the traditional Hanukkah dreidel game in a simple, student-friendly format. It outlines how players set up the pot, take turns spinning, and respond to each Hebrew letter, Nun, Gimel, Hay, and Shin. The visual chart makes it easy to remember what each letter means, while the step-by-step directions guide students through the rules. A fun fact about the meaning behind the letters adds meaningful Jewish context, making this a helpful reference for classroom celebrations or holiday learning.
Join Melina as she spins through the holiday of lights!
