61. ANSHE EMES --  CHANUKAH THOUGHTS BY FRED TOCZEK (HANUKKAH) Chanukah reminds us that Jewish parents are called upon not only to teach their childrenlifeenhancing skills, but also to teach those values and ideals that http://www.anshe.org/parsha/chanukah.htm

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Hanukkah A parent came in to teach us about Hanukkah, a holiday celebrated all over the world by Jewish people. First she read us a story about Hanukkah and how it began. Then she read a funny Hanukkah story, The Trees of the Dancing Goats by Patricia Polacco. She showed us several different menorahs. Each one held eight candles to represent the eight days of Hanukkah and one more candle, the sham ash, used to light the others. She gave each of us a bag of Hanukkah gelt (chocolate money) and a dreidel. She taught us how to play dreidel. The dreidel had four Hebrew letters representing the words "a great miracle happened here". Each Hebrew letter on the dreidel had a rule. Nun means win none. Shin means put in one. Hay means win half. Gimmel means win all. Some of us played alone so we wouldn't lose our chocolate! Others played in groups and agreed to divide the chocolate fairly at the end. We listened to Hanukkah music as we played. It was fun!

63. The Hanukkah Event Of The Temple Mount Faithful On The Temple Mount, Jerusalem A It was an exciting moment when we lit the hanukkah menorah from the torch of theMaccabees the Lord, to the house of the God of Jacob; and he will teach us of http://www.cdn-friends-icej.ca/hanukkah.html

Whose Jerusalem ? Whose Land ? The Hanukkah Event of the Temple Mount Faithful on the Temple Mount, Jerusalem and the Tombs of the Maccabees 27th December 2000 On the 27th December 2000, at a very critical time in the history of Israel, The Temple Mount and Land of Israel Faithful Movement marched from the tombs of the Maccabees in Modi'in to Biblical Jerusalem and the Temple Mount. Together with them were many Israelis and visitors from outside Israel. The date of the march was not an accident. The march was held on the same day that President Clinton asked Prime Minister Barak to give him an answer regarding his proposals to give the Temple Mount, most of Biblical Jerusalem and 95% of Judea, Samaria and Gaza to the "Palestinian Authority". I am sure that G-d chose this day for the march to be held to give Clinton and the terrorist, Arafat, the following godly message concerning their evil and anti-godly plans for Israel: This godly message was sent by the Temple Mount Faithful from the tombs of the Maccabees and Jerusalem to Clinton and the terrorist, Arafat, as well as the godly message which Nehemiah gave when the Arabs in his time tried to take Jerusalem from the Israelites and he answered them in the name of the G-d of Israel: "Then I answered them, and said to them: The God of heaven will make us prosper, and we his servants will arise and build; but you have no portion, no right, no memorial, in Jerusalem."

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65. Hanukkah! By Roni Schotter This is a great book for any parent who wants to teach their childrenwhat hanukkah is and how it is celebrated. The illustrations http://www.myshelf.com/kids/fiction/01/hanukkah.htm

Hanukkah! by Roni Schotter Marylin Hafner (Illustrator) ISBN: 0316774693 - Paperback Ages 4-8 Reviewed by Carisa Weeaks, MyShelf.Com Buy a Copy Hanukkah is the Jewish holiday that is celebrated around the same time as the Christian holiday of Christmas. A Shamash, or helper candle, is used to light each candle on the Menorah to celebrate the freedom to worship their one God instead of the Greek gods they were made to more than 2000 years ago. This book illustrates the customs of Hanukkah in a way that's easy for children to understand. The illustrations help the reader see what goes on when a family celebrates this beloved holiday. There are definitions in the back of the book to inform the reader what each of the customary objects are and the story of how Hanukkah came about. There's even a part on the definitions page to help the reader pronounce Hanukkah correctly! This is a great book for any parent who wants to teach their children what Hanukkah is and how it is celebrated. The illustrations are full-page captions of the family participating in the celebration of Hanukkah. I definitely recommend this book for younger kids as a great bedtime story.

66. The Los Angeles Times ago .. . In some respects, hanukkah is one of the easier Jewish holidaysto teachwith its emphasis on action and activity. hanukkah http://www.etta.org/newsletters/latimes.htm

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1997 Jewish Center Puts Disabled on a Journey Toward Inclusion Program aims to help young people learn about God and take part in family religious activities, such as Hanukkah, which starts tonight. Los Angeles Times - Tuesday, December 23, 1997 By KAREN ROBINSON-JACOBS TIMES STAFF WRITER With the flick of a switch, 20-year-old Refaya Lowinger pulls her motorized wheelchair to a stop. The slight young woman, one of several 'teachers' aides with the Etta Israel Center on L.A.'s Westside, is taking a break from her Sunday school lessons to talk about the spiritual needs of young people with disabilities. Taking the chair next to her is 15-year-old Rivka, "almost the oldest" of nine children being raised in an Orthodox Jewish home. Together, the two are teacher and student and the topic of the moment is Hanukkah, the Jewish Festival of Lights, which begins at sundown tonight. Words do not always come easily for Rivka, who is mildly retarded. She looks to Refaya for help in articulating the lessons she has already learned. She knows that in class they light the menorah, play with the dreidel and eat latkes.

67. Hanukkah Here you will find out where and when hanukkah started and who started it, what Theselinks will bring you through time and teach you about this rich heritage. http://personalweb.about.com/library/weekly/aa121100b.htm

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For a printer-friendly version of this song please Click Here This Month's Songs: Hanukkah Brachot (Blessings) Maoz Tzur Hanukkah Latkes S'Vivon Hanukkah Latkes on My Plate To the tune of "Animal Crackers in My Soup"; Lyrics by Lisa Litman Introduction: These original lyrics by Lisa Litman focus on Hanukkah latkes and teach students about other Hanukkah themes. The song weaves in historical references and presents opportunities for students to practice their counting skills. Note: Please wait for this page to download completely before listening to the song. If you are not able to hear the song, please email Andy Zhang at andy@jcca.org Lyrics: Hanukkah latkes on my plate. Hanukkah latkes, aren’t they great. Gosh oh gee, but I have fun, Piling the applesauce on each one. Hanukkah dreidels spin, spin, spin. I get a gimmel, and I win. I think Hanukkah is great, With Hanukkah latkes on my plate. We tell the tale of the Maccabees, How they fought to pray as Jews, They used their brains, and they prayed to G-d, And they ate their latkes, too.

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74. Lower School Celebrates Hanukkah Jewish Cantor and contemporary songwriter Peri Smilo will perform songs, teach thestudents about hanukkah and discuss the importance of the Hebrew language. http://www.greenwichacademy.org/newsandevents/recent_happenings/ls_hanukkah/ls_h

Jewish Cantor lights up Greenwich Academy with Hanukkah songs GREENWICH ACADEMY - On Wednesday, December 4, 2002, Greenwich Academy’s Lower School is celebrating the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah with a special assembly at 2:00 PM in the Massey Theater at the Wallace Performing Arts Center. Jewish Cantor and contemporary songwriter Peri Smilo will perform songs, teach the students about Hanukkah and discuss the importance of the Hebrew language. She will also visit with the Upper School and Middle School music classes, focusing her discussions and songs on multiculturalism, peace, justice and freedom. For additional information, please contact the Lower School librarian Leesa Singleton at: 203.625.8967 Event Details: Lower School Assembly and guest lecturer Event: Hanukkah Celebration Date: Wednesday, December 4, 2002 Time: 2:00 PM Place: Greenwich Academy’s Massey Theater Wallace Performing Arts Center 200 North Maple Avenue Greenwich, Connecticut, 06830

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76. New Covenant Church Of God, Articles & Sermons: 429. Hanukkah 2002 Part 2: The I hanukkah celebrates the liberation of the Holy Land from the antichrist AntiochusEpiphanes It is Luciferian, and they teach their followers that their roots go http://www.nccg.org/429Art-Hanukkah2002B.html

Hanukkah 2002 Part 2 The Illuminist Conspiracy Sabbath Day Sermon: Saturday 7 December 2002 by Christopher C. Warren Brethren and sisters, I welcome you to this our last Sabbath in the current Hanukkah season. Each day for the last eight days we have been kindling lights to commemorate the saving acts, miracles, and wonders which Yahweh performed not only in the Temple at Jerusalem when He caused a single day's supply of oil to burn for eight days, but all His saving acts throughout history. And though we specifically remember the Exodus from Egypt during Passover, we remember it here today as one of those extraordinary events full of high drama which has characterised many rescues of Israel throughout history. The delivery from Egypt was extraordinary - the miracles spectacular: the ten plagues, the dividing of the Red Sea, manna in the wilderness, water from rocks, the dividing of the Jordan River, the casualty-free conquest of Jericho, and many others besides. And one of the extraordinary phenomena of the Exodus was the way Yahweh guided His people through the wilderness and away from captivity by means of a cloud of smoke by day and a flaming fire by night. Such guidance has not taken place since, but it is about to take place again in our day. How do I know, because the Bible tells me so, and specifically in Isaiah: "Then Yahweh will create over all of Mount Zion and over those who assemble there a cloud of smoke by day and a glow of flaming fire by night; over all the glory will be a canopy"

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78. Happy Holidays! reading suggestions to teach your child about each celebration. Then discuss whatother families might be doing for the holidays. Back to top. hanukkah Facts http://www.scholastic.com/familymatters/parentguides/holiday/traditions.htm

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80. Hanukkah: Eight Days Of Family Fun This is an excellent opportunity to teach children hanukkah prayers,in either English or Hebrew, depending upon their age. You http://www.parentsplace.com/features/holiday/articles/0,,258728_111062,00.html

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