7 Printable Hanukkah Coloring Pages for Kids

Looking for a fun and festive way to celebrate Hanukkah? These coloring pages will keep your kiddo busy all evening long.

A girl makes a paper craft hanukkah candle holder with art supplies.

Want to bring something special to your Hannukah celebration? Perhaps your looking for a way to keep your kiddo engaged and add a little color to this Festival of Lights? These fun and festive Hannukah coloring pages are perfect for children of every age. And since Hannukah is spread out over eight days, there's plenty of time to celebrate.

Spinning Dreidels

Spinning Dreidels Coloring Page
Illustration by Emma Darvick

During Hanukkah, people play with four-sided spinning tops called dreidels. Each side displays a Hebrew letter, and together they form an acronym for the phrase Nes gadol haya sham ("A great miracle occurred there").

Hanukkah Menorah in the Window

Menorah Hanukkah Coloring Page
Illustration by Emma Darvick

The Hanukkah menorah (hanukkiah) is a candelabra with nine branches. You use the shamash (helper or attendant) candle, which sits higher than the rest, to light the other eight. During each night of Hanukkah, one more candle is lit than the night before.

Dreidels and Gelt

Dreidels and Gelt Coloring Page
Illustration by Emma Darvick

Hanukkah gelt (gold coins) are given to children during the Jewish holiday—often in chocolate form, covered in gold or silver foil.

Star of David

Star of David Coloring Page for Hanukkah
Illustration by Emma Darvick

This Hanukkah coloring page features the Star of David, a recognizable symbol of Judaism that's made with two overlaid equilateral triangles.

Latkes

Latkes Hanukkah Coloring Page
Illustration by Emma Darvick

Latkes are a Hanukkah staple in many households. The crispy potato pancakes commemorate the sacred oil that burned for eight days after the Maccabees reclaimed their temple from a Syrian Greek king, who was trying to impose Greek beliefs on the Jewish people.

Happy Hanukkah

Happy Hanukkah Coloring Page
Illustration by Emma Darvick

After your kid colors the menorah and dreidels, you can display this Hanukkah coloring page to celebrate the Festival of Lights.

Hanukkah Symbols

Hanukkah Symbols Coloring Page
Illustration by Emma Darvick

This Hanukkah coloring page features many symbols of the Jewish holiday, including a menorah with candles, the Star of David, a dreidel, gelt, sufganiyot (jelly donut), and a wrapped present.

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