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Chanukah Menorah

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A note about this project: The cup cake holders used in this project should be made of tin so that they are fire retardant. Other safe alternatives might be metal bottle caps or other non flammable materials.

Warning: Fire is dangerous. As such, lighting the menorah should be done only with close adult supervision.

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Posted: Dec 15, 2011

Nice

i like it ,i will try that some time soon !

Posted By Anonymouse, america, new york

Posted: Dec 2, 2010

WHO LIKES CHANUKAH!!!!!!!!!!
{I DO} {I DO} { I DO}

I Do For Sure!!!!!!!!!!

Posted By Anonymous

Posted: Nov 29, 2010

To Penny

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Posted By Menachem Posner for Chabad.org

Posted: Nov 29, 2010

Making a menorah

I could not see or read how to build instructions or picture.

Posted By Penny kimball, Houma, La

Posted: Dec 16, 2009

Used it - great!

I recently made this menorah with a 5-year-old that I look after. It was really fun to make with her - and whenever I come over to her house she proudly displays it to me!
Thanks Chabad.org!!

Posted By Cordelia Sank, Surrey, Canada

Posted: Dec 10, 2009

i think i can do it

i am planing to do it but first i have to look for wood

Posted By esti alperowitz, bournemouth, uk

Posted: Dec 7, 2009

interesting

very nice i'll ask my mom if i could do it

Posted By Miss Jubilee Haddasah Munozvilla

Posted: Dec 3, 2009

sounds cute will try it with my class thank u

Posted By Anonymous, kingston

Posted: Nov 28, 2009

Caution

Please note that some foils are coated with oils that can ignite at high temperatures. I have seen foil placed at the base of chanuka candles ignite and the same with tea light cups used for Chanuka. Tea light manufacturers recommend spacing them apart (1 inch - I think).

Posted By Anonymous, Melbourne, Australia
via kids.tzivoshashem.org

Posted: Dec 9, 2008

if you work in a school you should be able to get the supplies via your school for a decent price. The paint and glue are not expensive, as for the wood you can try getting scraps at home improvement stores near you, they'll probably be cheap. Good luck and enjoy!

Posted By Chani Benjaminson, chabad.org

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