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Hanukkah Gifts Buying Guide
Winter's here, and that can only mean one thing. Hanukkah is coming! Hanukkah, the Jewish festival of lights, is a fun holiday rich with history. The miracle of Hanukkah is that a one day supply of oil burned for eight days. Therefore, Jews around the world celebrate by eating latkes
In addition to the ceremonial activities, to celebrate Hanukkah, we give one present for each night. This might lead to some confusion--how am I supposed to buy eight gifts?--but ShopWiki is here to help. This guide will give great Hanukkah gift ideas so you can rest easy and celebrate these eight crazy nights!
Gifts for Kids
These presents are fun and also a great way for kids to get involved with the holiday and their heritage. For further information, check out our wiki about Hanukkah, and for even more gift ideas, take a look at our guides to gift giving for boys and girls.
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There is a long-standing tradition of giving money to children at Hanukkah, but chocolate makes this custom extra sweet. |
Dreidels are an beloved symbol of Hanukkah, whether they're used to play a friendly game or are purely decorative. |
Kids love being read to, but having illustrated pictures will make story hour a whole lot more lively. |
Older kids will love to learn more about the history and customs of this Festival of Lights. Oblige them! |
What child doesn't love stickers? Just watch out that your house's walls don't become covered with the things. |
For the Home
Decorate your home in some Hanukkah!
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Hanukkah-themed plates are fun on their own, but if you're taking them as a gift for your friend who is hosting a party, that's even better. |
A cookbook is always appreciated, especially if the photos are stunning. Look for one with vivid images--they should make your mouth water. |
This is more of a fun gift than anything else, but confetti is a quick and easy way of livening up any festivity. |
Related Guides
You're only just getting started! Read on to learn more about Hanukkah, the winter holidays, Judaism, and more.
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