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for Hanukkah Parties. Start planning today for that upcoming event and plan on giving the guest bracelets, glasses, head pieces, and more as party goodies. You will be a great party planner as most people really enjoy these items at parties. Planning with time is key as there is so much to be done for a successful event.
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Hanukkah bracelets are excellent party favors that children will adore. Making homemade Hanukkah charm bracelets is incredibly easy and fun. Have children select from Jewish charms such as Star of David, Menorah, Fiddler, Bat Mitzvah Girl, Bar Mitzvah Boy, Hamsa: Edged with Star, Tree of Life With Leaves, Shabbat Table, Kiddush Cup, Lion of Tabernacle, Shabbat Grapes, David Harp, Havdallah Candle, and Gefilte Fish. Have children make their own homemade charm bracelets with the charms of their choosing.
Encourage children to make other arts & crafts projects in additional to charm bracelets for Hanukkah as well. Craft Stick Star of David is an easy craft project that only requires 6 wooden craft sticks or popsicle sticks, blue acrylic paint, paint brush, star stickers or star stencils, and glue. Apply small drops of glue to the ends of three painted craft sticks. Glue them together to make a triangle. Repeat with three more sticks. Turn your triangles so that they face in different directions. Decorate as necessary and the children will have take home craft stick Star of David. Baby Food Jar Menorah Craft can easily be made with 9 candles with baby food jars (with the middle a large jar than the rest. Decorate the baby food jars with Hanukkah holiday stickers or paint symbols on. Place the candles inside the baby food jars. To hold the candles in place use molding clay at the base of the jar for support. Line up the candles and this will create a homemade menorah.
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