21. HOLIDAY MUSIC & VIDEO: Chanukah / Hanukkah We're sorry! No content information is available for this children's title at thistime. Child's hanukkah; A 10.98 MLP 75537CA teach Me Hebrew 16.98 TMT 115DB http://www.kiddomusic.com/Holiday_Chanukuh.html

Home Artists/Series List Search Page Best-Selling Music ... Best-Selling Video Bilingual Baby - Hebrew FRY 40012VD Bilingual Baby VHS Video "Teaches children the Hebrew language in a fun and imaginative way through total immersion, providing maximum exposure to sounds, words, syntax and sentence structure. Ages 1-5. Celebrate Hanukkah SLM 205CD Craig 'N Co. Compact Disc "A collection of Hanukkah songs from some of the Jewish music community's most beloved artists. The eclectic selections include songs by Peter Yarrow, Ben Sidran, Jon Simon, Judy Frankel, Yom Hadash, Sruli and Lisa (of Oy Vey!), Joe Black, Debbie Friedman, Laurence Juber, Craig Taubman, Linda Hirschhorn and Flory Jogoda. Celebrate Hanukkah is an all encompassing celebration of the festival of lights, with songs representing contemporary, classical, Yiddish and Ladino musical styles." Chanukah At Home RDR 8017CA Holiday Titles: Chanukah Audio Cassette With Marcia Berman and others Chanukah At Home RDR 8017CD Holiday Titles: Chanukah Compact Disc With Marcia Berman and others Chanukuh: A Singing Celebration CP 2CD Paley; Cindy

22. Teach Your Children How Different Cultures Celebrate - Life teach your Children how Different Cultures Celebrate. for Santa Claus to bring mypresents on Christmas morning, my brother was celebrating hanukkah in Jerusalem http://www.dotplanet.com/life/features/culture.asp

Search WWW Search Mozone Tuesday, Apr 8 Home Life Teach your Children how Different Cultures Celebrate Channels Life Home Books Entertainment Family ... Wellness Toolbox Sign In Sign Up Help Address Book ... Site Index H oli d a y F ea t u r es Celebrating Different Cultures Holiday Crafts Installing Living Wreath Forms Christmas Trivia ... Pine Cone Picture Frame Teach your Children how Different Cultures Celebrate This holiday season, parents have an excellent opportunity to expose children to holidays and customs different from the ones celebrated in their own homes. Besides Christmas, two other important holidays celebrated in December are Hanukkah and Kwanzaa. The History of Hanukkah Hanukkah, a Jewish holiday, celebrates the rededication of the Temple in Jerusalem. King Antiochus of Syria ruled Judea 2,500 years ago, and forbid the Jews to practice their religion. A group of Jews secretly united and formed an army to fight the Syrians. They called themselves Maccabees, with Judah as their leader. Eventually they grew strong enough to defeat the Syrian army and reclaimed Judea. The Syrians had polluted all but one container of olive oil, which was used to light the menorah, a light that burned continuously in the Temple. Because there was only enough oil to last for one day, Judah sent for more, but learned it would take at least a week to arrive. Miraculously, the menorah burned for eight nights on that small amount of oil. Hanukkah (also spelled "Chanukah") begins each year on the 25th day of the Jewish month of Kislev and lasts for eight nights. This year the holiday begins on December 4. Each night, the family says a blessing and lights the menorah. A special candle, the Shamosh, is lit first each night, and the other candles are lit from its flame. The first night, the candle on the far right is lit; each night the family lights an additional candle.

23. Messianic Home - Celebrate Hanukkah A time to let your menorah shine before men. Did you know that weare commanded to teach our children about hanukkah? Look up the http://www.messianichome.org/Articles/1999/fall/celebratehanukkah.htm

You are here: Messianic Home Articles / Celebrate Hanukkah Celebrate Hanukkah - by Jane Diffenderfer Hanukkah is here, that special time of year. The time of bitter sweet rejoicing. A time for family. A time for rededication. A time to focus on the promise of the resurrection. A time to let your menorah shine before men. Did you know that we are commanded to teach our children about Hanukkah? Look up the Scripture in Proverbs 22:6. Train up a child in the way he should go: and when he is old, he will not depart from it. The Hebrew word for "train up" in this verse is chanuk Chanuk (pronounced with a gutter "ch" - "h" sound) is the root word in Hanukkah and it means dedication. The Exegeses Bible puts it this way: Hanukkah up a lad . So we are encouraged by the Scriptures to teach our children about Hanukkah (Dedication) to the Lord Yahweh. Here are some suggestions to make Hanukkah memories that will last a lifetime: Read the story of Hannah and her seven sons from 2 Maccabees 7:1-42 and 4 Maccabees 8:1-18:21. The Maccabees books are found in the Apocrypha of some Bibles. It is a powerful teaching about one family's dedication and determination to serve the God of Israel and Him only no matter what the cost. Hannah's steadfast testimony for the Word of God is one of courage and endurance to the end.

24. Welcome To CampusNut.com -- TV Shows Everyone is sitting around (as usual), and Ross announces that thisyear, he would like to teach Ben about hanukkah. Phoebe says http://www.campusnut.com/tv_e.cfm?article_id=774

25. THIS HANUKKAH THIS hanukkah, LET’S teach OUR CHILDREN HOW TO GIVE. by GilTroy. The Canadian Jewish News 28 November 2002, B2-B3 http://www.giltroy.com/GilTroy/ThisHanukkah.htm

by Gil Troy The Canadian Jewish News - 28 November 2002, B2-B3 Main: Why I Am A Zionist Homepage News Newspaper and Journal Articles ... WHY I AM A ZIONIST Jews are preparing to celebrate Hanukkah, our festival of lights, during a particularly dark period. The world seems to have gone mad. Islamic extremists declare war on the West, and many, especially in Europe and Canada, deny and dither, afraid to respond too assertively. Palestinians declare a war of terror on Israel, and too many, including Israelis and Jews, are quicker to blame Israel, the victim, than the Palestinian perpetrators. It is precisely during such bleak moments that we are compelled to celebrate. Rejoicing in past victories helps put our current troubles in perspective, reminding us that we have suffered before, and not just survived but thrived. Moreover, with terrorists trying to rob innocents of any joy, and any semblance of a normal life, observing holidays becomes yet another act of defiance, a leap of faith asserting our commitment to stick to the everyday. In the modern world, this festival of gelt-giving and of lights became the popular Jewish response to Christmas envy, the malady that seized many a Jewish household each December. In fact, with eight nights, and thus eight opportunities for gift-giving, Hanukkah became a way for Jews to trump their Christian neighbors.

26. Hanukkah hanukkah A man once came to a Rabbi and said, “Rabbi, please teach my child Torah.”The Rabbi answered, “If you study Torah, your child will study Torah http://www.tbede.org/hanukkah.html

HANUKKAH A man once came to a Rabbi and said, “Rabbi, please teach my child Torah.” The Rabbi answered, “If you study Torah, your child will study Torah willingly and with great enthusiasm. If you do not study Torah, but only ask me to teach your child, your child will only come to another Rabbi to teach his child Torah, but will never truly study Torah with all his heart. It is a common practice to want to make sure that our children are equipped with the proper values and knowledge. Too often, however, we neglect our own study and spiritual development. Jewish tradition tells us that we should also continue our Jewish journey by proper study, prayer and practice. One of the celebrations which we frequently view as mostly for the children is Hanukkah. It is true that much of the ritual is attractive to our young ones, much more so that say, Yom Kippur. But proper study of Hanukkah can produce new and useful interpretations. Therefore, let us take a few moments to examine a few possibilities. In the time of the Maccabees, there were two struggles going on. The first and more well known was the fight against the external forces. The Grecco Syrians had taken control of Israel and were forcing the Hebrew to adopt their ways and customs. The Maccabbees were few in number and ill equipped compared to the invading forces. Yet, through patience and perserverance, the few were able to overcome the mighty. There was also an internal struggle. Some Jews found the Greek culture very inviting. There were those who were all too willing to capitulate.

27. December Holidays The Story of Chanukah. Happy Chanukah. Virtual Chanukah. hanukkah ResourcesFrom ABC teach. hanukkah Traditions. The Chanukah Menorah. All About Chanukkah. http://www.suelebeau.com/december.htm

December Holidays and Celebrations Websites compiled by Sue LeBeau DECEMBER/WINTER ACTIVITIES December Activities from ABC Teach Winter Holidays Around the World December Days Ben and Jerry's Happy Holiday Page ... Myths and Lore of Mistletoe Dec. 1, 1955: ROSA PARKS IS JAILED IN MONTGOMERY Links About Rosa Parks Dec 7, 1941: JAPAN BOMBS PEARL HARBOR Remembering Pearl Harbor More On Remembering Pearl Harbor Japanese Attack Pearl Harbor Attack At Pearl Harbor ... Americans Remember Pearl Harbor Dec. 16, 1775: THE BOSTON TEA PARTY The Boston Tea Party From Kidport The Boston Tea Party More on the Boston Tea Party The Boston Tea Party From PBS Dec. 18, 1787: NEW JERSEY BECAME THE 3 RD STATE Links About New Jersey ONLY CHRISTMAS A Visit From St. Nicholas Christmas Traditions WebQuest Christmas Internet Hunt Christmas in Other Lands ... December Clip Art 'TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS PARODIES A Politically Correct Christmas A College Version 'Twas a Florida Christmas A Star Trek Version ... A Visit From St. Nicholas

28. Hanukkah - The "Feast Of Dedication" Gd's hand preparing the temple for His Son Who would worship and teach there some Themost graphic way to celebrate is to light the hanukkah Menorah which has http://pebblesofhope.org/hanuk-ded.html

Hanukkah - "The Feast of Dedication" Terminology and Scriptural References What does the word Hanuakkah mean? This word means "dedication." The root of the word is "education" (Strong's Concordance Number 1456). This is a festival that educates or teaches about dedicating your "temple" or "life" to God. We all want to learn about the preparation of our "temples" where Yeshua haMashiach ( Jesus the Messiah) lives. Our living "temples" are just as important to God today, as His Holy Temple that once stood in Jerusalem. Biblical References: Dan 8:3-12, 20-25 Dan 11:1-45 Zech 9:13 John 10:22-23 Historical Source Material: The book of First Maccabees - particularly Chapters 1 - 4 Introduction - I Macc. 1:1-10 The story of Hanukkah goes back to a time after Alexander the Great had conquered most of the known world. When he died at a very young age, his four generals divided the conquered territories between themselves. The Ptolemies took the area around Egypt, and the Seleucids took the area that is today Syria. Judea was almost a no-man's land between them, fought over by both sides. Eventually the Seleucids under Antiochus IV gained power and control over Judea. In 168 BCE to secure his position and dominance, Antiochus required all the captured people to adopt the Greek way of life called Hellenism. This was not a problem in most areas because the Greek culture was very respected in those times and many of the Jews adopted it and gave up the Commandments and teachings of the prophets. There were, however, many dedicated observant Jews who would not give up their worship of the one true G-d thus angering Antiochus.

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30. United Synagogue Of Conservative Judaism Torah Sparks Torah Sparks VAYESHEV/SHABBAT hanukkah, 39), it is placed here to teach us the greatlesson of measure for measure how consequences come forth from man's deeds http://www.uscj.org/scripts/uscj/paper/Article.asp?ArticleID=685

31. Home Explore Christmas http//www.buddyproject.org/teach/explore/xmas/ Explore hanukkahhttp//www.buddyproject.org/teach/explore/hanukkah/ Explore Kwanzaa http http://www.aquinas.edu/homepages/kenwakim/EN331/home.htm

Best Wishes and Merry Christmas! I'll send you an email message once I have your projects graded. After December 20th, you may pick them up anytime in my office in the Media Department. Featured Sites of the Week! Filamentality - a fill-in-the-blank interactive Web site that guides you through picking a topic, searching the Web, gathering good Internet sites, and turning Web resources into activities appropriate for learners. High School Hub - a great academic resource for high school students. - contains several hundred links in twelve different subject categories. Sample School Web Pages Sample Teacher Web Pages Designing School Web Sites - Buddy Project Cool School of the Week - (as referenced in Chapter 11 of our textbook) hosted by Education World. - Maintained and Developed by Professor Bernie Poole from the University of Pittsburgh December Resources Explore Christmas http://www.buddyproject.org/teach/explore/xmas/

32. Holidays your class. teach your students about Israel, Jewish heroes, and holidaycelebrations by studying hanukkah. Bring Christmas into http://www.paducah.k12.ky.us/curriculum/holidays.htm

Holiday Web Sites Christmas Web sites, Kwanzaa, Hanukah, New Year's Day, ... Veterans Day For a quick injection of holiday spirit during the winter months, check out these sites. Earth Calendar: Do you know what is being celebrated today? This calendar is not centered on the U.S., but on the nations of the world. Find holidays by nation, or by date, or by religion. Also keep up with the phases of the moon. Easy to use. Holidays on the Net Web Holidays World Public Holidays Database Holiday Lesson Plans Mrs. Lin Donn has created this excellent and homey index of holiday lesson plans and activities. This Web site has everything! Find materials for national holidays, fun holidays, religious holidays, and more. Thanksgiving Web Sites Thanksgiving from Yahooligans Thanksgiving from My Virtual Reference Desk Plymouth History Virtual Tour of the 1627 Pilgrim Village Thanksgiving Traditions and History Virtual Tour of the Mayflower Thanksgiving: Teach kids the story of Thanksgiving. This website provides lesson plans for helping kids understand the importance and meaning of Thanksgiving.

33. Heraldonline - Hanukkah Brings Jews Together In Celebration members of the community both Jewish and non-Jewish - arrived at Winthrop University'sDinkins Student Center to learn and teach about hanukkah, the Jewish http://www.geocities.com/jso_winthrop/herald.html

Rock Hill, SC Serving York, Chester and Lancaster Counties Home News Classifieds Entertainment ... Education Search Archives: Weddings Engagements Anniversaries Religion ... Woman shares talent for sewing with 4-H girls Thursday, December 13, 2001 5:21 PM EST Hanukkah brings Jews together in celebration By Karen Bair The Herald (Published December 10, 2001) The menorah of miracles was ablaze with wishes, but the flame that glowed most often on Winthrop University's Hanukkah menorah was a plea for "Peace." Students, faculty, staff and members of the community - both Jewish and non-Jewish - arrived at Winthrop University's Dinkins Student Center to learn and teach about Hanukkah, the Jewish celebration of a miracle in Jerusalem about 2,100 years ago. Although Hanukkah begins at sundown tonight, the campus event was held a few weeks early, before students began taking exams and departing for the holiday break. Members of the Jewish Student Organization, the event's sponsors, had adorned one wall with a large poster of a menorah. Each guest was asked to inscribe one flame with a wish for a miracle. The menorah was radiant with yearnings for "Peace."

34. Hanukkah - 3 Neither have we studied the Jewish prayers for hanukkah and what the teach,and how they may relate to the conception and birth of Yeshua. http://www.geocities.com/hebrew_roots/html/hr-3-3-03.html

~ The Second Temple ~ YHVH is a God of his word, so when the children of Israel rebelled, and followed after pagan gods, HaShem first punished the house of Israel by divorcing them (Jer. 3:8) and sending them into captivity by the hand of the Assyrians. He did not allow them to return except in very small numbers. Some time later He called upon Nebuchadnezzar to come from Babylon, destroy the Temple, and take the house of Judah captive. But God was also true to the second part of His promise, for God brought the people of Judah back to Jerusalem after they had repented of their wicked ways. (The return of the House of Israel is yet to occur.) There were actually three returns of the House of Judah from Babylon to Jerusalem. The first was led by Zerubbabel c. 538 BCE, when work was begun on the rebuilding of the Temple. I-however the work was discontinued about two years later and not resumed again until c. 520 BCE. The Temple was finally completed in 515 BCE, a full seventy years after the full term of the captivity had taken place. In c. 457 BCE there was a second return to Jerusalem led by Ezra, the Scribe and Priest. It has been said that Zerubbabel rebuilt the physical Temple, while Ezra rebuilt the spiritual Temple.

35. COEJL Hanukkah: A Solar Ner Tamid: The Ultimate Rededication The cost was around $3500 for the entire installation. It was a small price to payfor its symbolic values to teach about Judaism and environmental issues. . http://www.coejl.org/Hanukkah/documents/solarnertamid.shtml

A Solar Ner Tamid: The Ultimate Rededication A new and meaningful way to rededicate your synagogue is by installing a Solar Ner Tamid. The concept is a simple one: to power this holy light with clean, renewable energy by installing a solar panel. (There is a battery backup for rainy days.) Although this is a relatively new idea, several congregations across North America are already using them. Temple Emanuel of the Greater Washington area has been using their Solar Ner Tamid for seven years in addition to completing regular energy audits. Rabbi Warren Stone of Temple Emanuel (and also a COEJL Board member!) recalls, "When we were redesigning our sanctuary we sought out a solar energy company to help us install solar panels on the synagogue roof to illuminate our Ner Tamid. When I approached the CEO of Solarax in Frederick, Maryland and told him of our plan, he became very excited about the prospect, as he was an orthodox Jew himself. The cost was around $3500 for the entire installation. It was a small price to pay for its symbolic values to teach about Judaism and environmental issues." Rabbi Stone also chairs the Central Conference of American Rabbis' committee on the environment, and was instrumental in the resolution passed at the CCAR 2000 conference calling for Reform congregations to develop environmental policies and consider installing a Solar Ner Tamid. He shares that the Solar Ner Tamid sets an important example, as it serves "to teach Jewish concern for the earth and our responsibility for using resources wisely."

36. Education World® : Holidays Center: December 2002 with CrossCurriculum Activities Across-the-curriculum activities that teach skillswhile hanukkah The Festival of Lights Read aloud a simple telling of the http://www.education-world.com/holidays/archives/december_1999.shtml

Holidays Center Holiday Resources Administrators Diversity in Ed ... Holidays Center December D E C E M B E R 2 2 Last Updated November 15, 2002 December is a month full of special days. Education World offers resources to help educators teach about all those special days. The resources below fall into the following three categories: Holiday Lesson Plans Additional Holiday Resources HOLIDAY LESSON PLANS Emphasize the Giving Not the Getting This Holiday Season Are your students too focused on the “gimme” elements of the holiday season? Teach them about the true meaning of the season by emphasizing the giving over the getting. Included: Ten classroom activities that focus on doing good things for other people! Five Holiday Keepsakes Parents Will Love! Is the pressure on to come up with a creative gift-making idea? Education World offers five gift ideas, including keepsake ornaments to hang, snowglobes to shake, and colorful candleholders to brighten the holidays. Classroom Lessons Deliver Holiday Presence! Capitalize on students’ excitement about the December holidays. Seven lessons combine fun and learning to deliver a holiday presence in the classroom. Included: Graphs, graphic organizers, bulletin board ideas, more! December: A Month of Multicultural Holiday Celebrations Do your students celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, or Three Kings Day? Maybe they celebrate St. Lucia Day or Ramadan. December offers great opportunities for teaching about our multicultural world. Included: Teaching lessons and resources!

37. ALFY - Teach Learn Communicate M M's to teach a tasty lesson on fractions. Grade Level K1 Activity http//www.eduplace.com/tview/tviews/hoyler29.html. TheMagic Dreidels A hanukkah Story http://alfy.lycos.com/Teachers/teach/Thematic_Units/Fractions/Fraction_4.asp

Lycos Zone Home Family Zone Teachers Zone You are here: Teach Thematic Units Fractions Related Resources for Fractions Buy the Book Changes, Changes Author: Pat Hutchins Description: Two wooden dolls rearrange building blocks to create various objects. After reading this story, use your class's building blocks to create a structure and teach your students about the parts of a whole. Grade Level: Pre-K-K Activity: http://www.eduplace.com/tview/tviews/bray30.html Buy the Book One, Two Buckle My Shoe: Math Activities for Young Children Author: Sam Ed Brown Description: These simple math activities teach basic fractions to young learners. Grade Level: Pre-K-1 Activity: http://www.ghbooks.com/getpage.cfm? Buy the Book Author: Barbara Barbieri McGrath Grade Level: K-1 Activity: http://www.eduplace.com/tview/tviews/hoyler29.html Buy the Book The Magic Dreidels: A Hanukkah Story Author: Eric Kimmel Description: Jacob drops his dreidel down a well, but a good-willed goblin gives Jacob a magical replacement. When the boy is tricked out of his new dreidel by a neighbor, the goblin gives him another dreidel that turns the tables. After reading this story, your class can use their knowledge of fractions to cook latkes (potato pancakes). Grade Level: 1-2 Activity: http://www.eduplace.com/tview/tviews/hagen15.html

38. ALFY - TLC - Thematic Units You are here teach Thematic Units December Holidays. Related Resourcesfor December Holidays. Books for Kwanzaa Books for hanukkah http://alfy.lycos.com/Teachers/teach/Thematic_Units/December_Holidays/DH_4.asp

Lycos Zone Home Family Zone Teachers Zone You are here: Teach Thematic Units December Holidays Related Resources for December Holidays Books for Kwanzaa: Buy the Book Kwanzaa Author: A.P. Porter Description: This book describes the origins and practices of Kwanzaa. Grade Level: K-3rd Grades Activity: http://teacherlink.ed.usu.edu/TLresources/ longterm/LessonPlans/Byrnes/kwanzaa.html Buy the Book My First Kwanzaa Book Author: Deborah Newton Chocolate Description: Children can learn all about Kwanzaa in this beautiful picture book Grade Level: K-3rd Grade Books for Hanukkah: Buy the Book The Magic Dreidels: A Hanukkah Story Author: Eric A. Kimmel Description: In this story, Jacob looses his magical driedels and must get them back before Hanukkah arrives Grade Level: K-3rd Grade Activity: http://www.educast.com/arc/lp/soc/971208ko.html Buy the Book The Story of Hanukkah Author: Norma Simon Description: The history and traditions of Hanukkah are described in this book. Grade Level: 3rd-4th Grades Activity: http://teacherlink.ed.usu.edu/TLresources/longterm/ LessonPlans/Byrnes/HANUKKAH.HTML Books for Christmas: Buy the Book The Best Christmas Pageant Ever Author: Barbara Robinson Description: The naughty Herdman boys learn the true meaning of Christmas in this story.

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40. December Holidays - Opportunities For Child Social Development of year is What is hanukkah? Of course, most people know that hanukkah is a So,take the opportunity this Christmas to teach your children that peace begins http://childparenting.about.com/library/weekly/aa120797.htm

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