You will need to collect 9 toilet paper rolls, or you can use paper towel rolls and cut them in half. You will also need: paint, stickers or other decorations for the rolls, glue, a flat piece of cardboard and red and yellow tissue paper.
The toilet paper rolls are the “candles” for your menorah. Let your kid paint and decorate each roll to their hearts desire!
I had Hanukkah themed stickers for Carter to use, but he was only interested in painting!
After all the paint is dry, glue your “candles” to the cardboard base.
After the glue is dry your menorah is ready! Cut up the tissue paper into strips and fold in half. Stick strips of tissue paper into each roll to make the flame for the candles. Each night of Hanukkah have your kids pull up the tissue paper one candle at a time!
There are 8 nights of Hanukkah, but Menorah's have 9 candles. This is because the extra candle, called the shamash, is lit first and used to light the other candles.
Kids Homemade Menorah
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Thanks for hosting, Rachel! I've been collecting toilet paper rolls to make Christmas crackers. I wish I could share that this week!
Thanks for hosting! I love your Menorah craft AND all of the ideas from this link up! Thanks again!
That menorah craft is so cute! Great job! I can't wait to see all the crafts!
Love the craft ideas!
Hello cute lady! it is always a pleasure to be a part of your party. Thank you for hosting. Please join us at our party. We would be thrilled to have you! Happy Tuesday! Lou Lou Girls
good crafting ideas
That is such a great idea! We celebrate Christmas but appreciate learning about all religions, my kids would love to make a menorah like the ones our friends use during the holidays. š
Cute crafting ideas. Those toilet rolls come in handy for so many different craft ideas.
So cute, I need to start hoarding toilet rolls again. I have linked up my craft idea, thanks for hosting!
i like your son. He is cute.