Hanukkah
Jewish Year 5769: Sunset, December 21, 2008 – Nightfall December 29, 2008
(First candle: Night of December 21; Last candle: Night of December 28)
(First candle: Night of December 21; Last candle: Night of December 28)
- Chanukkah — A basic introduction from Judaism 101
- Virtual Chanukah — Celebrate the holiday online!
- Hanukkah History — Information from the History Channel website
- Hanukkah — There are crafts and recipes and more at this site from Akhlah, the Jewish Children’s Learning Network
- Hanukkah Books for Children — Here’s a list of great Hanukkah books for children of all ages, selected by the Children’s Services Interest Group of NOBLE, the North of Boston Library Exchange.
- Chanukah — There’s lots to do at this bright and colorful site from Torah Tots!
- Chanukah — Project Genesis, Torah on the Information Superhighway, presents this collection of readings on different aspects of the holiday, including Questions and Answers from Rabbi Baruch Pesach Mendelson.
- Hanukat — Ideas and information for celebrating a family Hanukkah
- Better Homes and Gardens: Hanukkah — “Create time-honored recipes, make history-inspired crafts, and recount the extraordinary story of the holiday.”
- Jewish Hanukkah Crafts –Easy crafts and ideas for children from the DLTK Kids website
- Hanukkah — A great collection of Hanukkah crafts, games, songs and recipes for young children, from the Ideabox website.
Hanukkah Cooking
- Hanukkah — From CNN’s FoodCentral
- Hanukkah Recipes — A large collection of recipes from the AllRecipes website
- Season’s Eatings : Hanukkah — Recipes, ideas and video clips from the Food Network’s website
- Hanukkah: Festival of Lights — Recipes and gourmet gift ideas from the Epicurious website
- Hanukkah Recipes — A collection of recipes from the archives of rec.food.cooking.jewish
