Kislev Activity Booklet for Kids | Hanukkah, Hebrew & Winter Activities | Hebrew-English | A4 & US Letter

A bilingual Hebrew-English activity booklet for the month of Kislev, featuring Hanukkah, Hebrew learning, and Israeli winter symbols. Includes printable activities in both A4 and US Letter sizes. Explore the month of Kislev with a varied collection of printable activities for young learners. This bilingual Hebrew-English booklet introduces Hanukkah and its traditions, while also exploring two familiar signs of winter in Israel: the snail and the narcissus flower. Use the booklet at your own pace throughout the month of Kislev. Print only the pages you want, and choose a different activity whenever it suits your children. There is no need to complete every page or follow the booklet in order. Children can practice Hebrew vocabulary and writing, count Hanukkah candles, explore symmetry, learn about courage and holiday traditions, and enjoy coloring and hands-on activities. Choose the pages that suit your children’s age, interests, and available time. The activities can be completed in any order. The booklet includes: Kislev and Hanukkah activities Hebrew vocabulary with English translations Hebrew writing practice Hanukkah candle-counting activity Hanukkiah and oil-jug symmetry activities “Did You Know?” facts about Hanukkah and winter Activities about heroes and courage A Kislev “I Spy” activity Snail and narcissus activities Coloring and cut-and-paste activities A Kislev poster to display Most activity instructions are provided in both Hebrew and English. Some Hebrew text includes an English translation to support understanding. File Details Printable PDF Includes A4 and US Letter versions Digital download; no physical item will be shipped Print at home, at school, or in a learning setting A Kislev poster is included for display during the month. This booklet is part of a monthly activity series. Suggested Use For Hebrew classrooms, Jewish schools, homeschool, and family activities during the month of Kislev and the Hanukkah season.