Hanukkah Coloring Pages

Hanukkah is an eight-day Jewish festival of lights. In 2026 it begins at sundown on 4 December. A new candle is lit on the menorah each night, and families play with dreidels, eat fried foods such as latkes and jelly doughnuts, and often give small gifts or chocolate coins called gelt. The pages in this hub are drawn from those objects.

You will find a nine-branch menorah, a spinning dreidel, a plate of sufganiyot, chocolate coins in gold foil, a Star of David and a family lighting the candles together. The dreidel, doughnuts and coins are simple shapes that younger children of about three to six can fill in. The menorah and the family scene have more detail and are better for ages six to nine.

The menorah has nine branches: eight for the nights of the festival and one, the shamash, used to light the others. It is a good detail to point out while colouring, and a simple way to practise counting to eight. Every page prints on US Letter or A4 and is free for home and classroom use. The art is made with an AI image model and checked by us before it goes on the site.