A fourteen-part learning module with links to imates, websites, and videos to use while learning about Chanukah.

Menorah and Star of David.

A clipart illustration by Phillip Martin titled "Hanukkah Menorah."

An image of "The Menorah", created by Luigi Ademollo in 1816 (Fresco).

Look at all the decorations used for December celebrations. Book has one to two words per page. Book includes audio narration in English, Turkish, and Spanish with text in English.

HanuKat offers a variety of playful, interactive ways for Jewish and non-Jewish students to celebrate Hanukkah and Passover. Content ranges from holiday stories, creative holiday activities, eCards, holiday recipes, and more.

Learn more about Hanukkah at this website from Akhlah, Inc. There are craft ideas, recipes, and blessings in Hebrew.

Learn more about Hanukkah with this resource. There are craft ideas, recipes, and blessings in Hebrew.

This site has a collection of essays from sixth graders in New York City about the holiday of Hanukkah. Read what Hanukkah means to them when you use this site.

This site from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs describes the type and structure of the Israeli governmnet established in 1948. Links to each branch of the government are found on the orange menu bar.

Defines Yom Kippur. Discusses kaparot, atonement, treatment of food and clothing.

This resource offers information on Chanukah (Hanukkah). Read the tales of light, the story of Chanukah, explore a complete "how-to" guide on Chanukah, play games, and more!

A nice description and history of the famous Jewish symbol. The information is from an Orthodox view.

Short videos and articles produced for the History Channel on the history of Hanukkah, Hanukkah traditions, and similar subjects.

Brief description of why Hanukkah falls on different days every year. Illustrates the differences between the Gregorian and Jewish calendars.