Tissue Paper Dreidel Craft
This Tissue Paper Dreidel was created by the FreeKidsCrafts Team to help you celebrate Hanukkah. It is also a great project to make while teaching other cultures about Hanukkah and the Jewish customs associated with it.
Trivia:
At Hanukkah, kids play with dreidels, which are small spinning tops. Tradition says that before the Maccabees revolted, Jews weren’t legally allowed to read the Torah, so they would study the holy text while pretending to gamble with spinning dreidels. Source: Mental Floss – 11 Festive Facts About Hanukkah
Supplies
- Dreidel Pattern (below)
- Heavyweight Paper
- Tacky glue
- Scissors
- Tissue Paper in Blue and White
Instructions
- Cut tissue paper into 2″ squares and crumple into tight balls.
- Dip into tacky glue and stick on the pattern. Do the white areas first so they don’t lose their definition.
Patterns, Templates and Printables
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Supplies
Instructions
Patterns, Templates and Printables
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Contributor
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