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Make A Dreidel
The dreidel has an interesting background. Apparently, when the Jewish people
were under the rule of Antiochus and were barred from studying their religious
books, they would study while pretending to play with the dreidel, spinning it
as in a game for money. To make your own dreidel, simply print our template on to card, cut out, decorate and glue together. Each side of your dreidel will need to have on it one of the following Hebrew letters; נ (Nun) ג (Gimel) ה (Hei) ש (Shin) You can draw them on using our guide, or print the guide and cut and paste. To play: Each player starts with some gelt (or money, sweets or counters). Each player puts one coin into the pot in the centre. The players take it in turns to spin the dreidel, following the instructions of the letter which lands facing up. נ (Nun) = Nit (Nothing), play passes to next player. ג (Gimel) = Gants (all), the player takes all of the pot. ה (Hei) = Halb (Half), the player takes half of the pot. ש (Shin) = Shteln (put), the player puts all of his coins into the pot. Play can go either for a set amount of time or until one player has won all of the coins. Back to Hanukkah For Kids |
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