Hanukkah is a time to teach kids about the meaning of the holiday and the symbolism of the menorah. This menorah paper plate craft is the perfect way to celebrate Hanukkah with your preschooler. With a plate, paint, and glitter paper, you can create this beautiful menorah and help kids learn the meaning of Hanukkah.
And if you want more Hanukkah crafts, try this popsicle stick star of David craft or these toilet paper roll Hanukkah candles!
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Hanukkah Books For Preschoolers
Five Little Dreidels– An adorable Haunukkah version of “Five Little Monkeys” that the whole family will enjoy!
My First Menorah– A fun board book to teach kids about the 8 days of Hanukkah and the menorah.
What You’ll Need For This Menorah Paper Plate Craft
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How To Make A Menorah Paper Plate Craft
1. Cut the paper plate in half. Keep one half for another craft.
2. Paint the other half of the plate yellow.
3. Let the paint dry completely before moving on.
4. Cut out 8 rectangles from the blue glitter paper.
5. Cut out another rectangle, ensuring it is longer than the other 8.
6. Cut out 9 candle flames from the yellow glitter paper.
7. Glue the flames on the candles.
8. Glue each candle to the back of the paper plate.
9. Optional: Glue twine to the back of the paper plate to hang the menorah.
Fun Variations For This Menorah Paper Plate Craft
Candles can be made out of regular construction paper instead of glitter paper. The glitter paper just adds extra sparkle to the craft.
Use velcro dots instead of glue for attaching the candles to the back of the plate. This creates an interactive craft and kids can add a candle each night of Hanukkah.
PrintMenorah Paper Plate Craft
Make a festive menorah paper plate craft with kids! This easy, budget-friendly Hanukkah project is perfect for building fine motor skills.
- Prep Time: 15 + dry time
- Total Time: 15 + dry time
- Category: DIY, Hanukkah
- Method: Step-by-Step
Materials
- · Paper plate
- · Yellow paint
- · Paint brush
- · Scissors
- · Glue
- · Blue and yellow/gold glitter paper
- · Twine, optional
Instructions
- Cut the paper plate in half. Keep one half for another craft.
- Paint the other half of the plate yellow.
- Let the paint dry completely before moving on.
- Cut out 8 rectangles from the blue glitter paper.
- Cut out another rectangle, ensuring it is longer than the other 8.
- Cut out 9 candle flames from the yellow glitter paper.
- Glue the flames on the candles.
- Glue each candle to the back of the paper plate.
- Optional: Glue twine to the back of the paper plate to hang the menorah.
