31 Free Hanukkah Coloring Pages

Celebrate the Festival of Lights with these Hanukkah coloring pages that are all free to download, print, and enjoy! Whether you’re getting ready for the holiday season, teaching kids about Hanukkah traditions, or simply looking for a relaxing activity, these printable coloring sheets are perfect for all ages. From menorahs glowing brightly to dreidels spinning with joy, each page captures the warmth and meaning of this beloved Jewish celebration.

You’ll find a variety of Hanukkah scenes and symbols in this collection—menorahs, candles, dreidels, latkes, Stars of David, and even cheerful families gathered together to celebrate. Kids can color smiling characters lighting candles, while adults may enjoy more detailed designs that highlight traditional patterns and holiday foods. With so many options to choose from, these coloring sheets make it easy to bring creativity and tradition together during the eight nights of Hanukkah.

To start using these printable coloring sheets, simply click on any of the images or links below. A PDF will open in a new tab, ready for you to print or download. You can color them by hand using crayons, colored pencils, or markers, or color digitally on your tablet. Each coloring page is formatted for standard US letter size but also fits perfectly on A4 paper, making printing quick and easy. Enjoy turning each picture into your own Hanukkah masterpiece!

Fun Things To Do With Your Hanukkah Coloring Pages

Hanukkah isn’t just about lighting candles—it’s about celebrating together, creating memories, and having fun. Once your coloring sheets are complete, there are plenty of creative ways to use them for decorations, gifts, and family activities. Here are some of the best ideas for turning your Hanukkah coloring pages into festive projects!

1. Hanukkah Garland Decorations

Turn your colored Hanukkah pages into a bright garland to hang across the mantel, walls, or windows. After coloring, cut out the images—such as menorahs, dreidels, or stars—and punch small holes at the tops. Thread a blue or silver ribbon through them, alternating colors or shapes as you go. Hang your garland using tape or command hooks. This fun activity lets kids see their artwork become part of your holiday décor and adds a handmade touch to your Hanukkah celebration.

2. Dreidel Matching Game

Make a fun learning game using your Hanukkah coloring sheets! Print two copies of the same dreidel pages. Color them in together, then cut out each dreidel and glue them to cardstock. Once dry, use the cards for a memory matching game—kids can flip them over and try to find matching colors or patterns. It’s a great way to teach younger children about the symbols on the dreidel while also practicing memory skills.

3. DIY Hanukkah Gift Tags

Personalize your holiday presents with handmade gift tags. Choose small designs from the printable coloring sheets—like candles, menorahs, or Stars of David—and color them using markers or colored pencils. Cut them out neatly, punch a small hole at the top, and thread a ribbon through. Write the recipient’s name on the back and attach it to gifts. These homemade tags add a sweet, personal touch to every wrapped present and look lovely with blue and silver wrapping paper.

4. Menorah Window Art

Brighten your windows with colorful menorah artwork. Print and color your favorite menorah coloring page, then trace over the outlines with black marker for a stained-glass effect. Use colored tissue paper or translucent markers to fill in the flames and candles. Tape your artwork to the window, and watch how it glows beautifully when the sunlight shines through. This craft brings the Hanukkah spirit into your home while showcasing your child’s creativity.

5. Hanukkah Greeting Cards

Share your Hanukkah joy with friends and family by turning coloring pages into greeting cards. Fold a sheet of cardstock in half and glue your colored design to the front. Add glitter, stickers, or metallic markers to make it sparkle. Inside, write a warm Hanukkah message, such as “Happy Hanukkah!” or “Wishing you light, love, and laughter!” These homemade cards are wonderful keepsakes that loved ones will treasure year after year.

6. Hanukkah Place Mats

Create festive place mats for your family dinners by printing and coloring your favorite Hanukkah pages on thicker paper or cardstock. Once finished, laminate each one to make them durable and spill-resistant. Use them during the eight nights of Hanukkah to decorate your table. You can even personalize each mat with family members’ names and their favorite holiday symbols. These reusable mats add color to your meals and help keep the table clean while you enjoy latkes and sufganiyot!

7. Holiday Scrapbook Pages

Start a Hanukkah scrapbook tradition using your completed coloring sheets. Include photos of family gatherings, candle lightings, and games, then decorate the pages with your colored Hanukkah designs. Cut out dreidels, candles, and stars from your coloring sheets to create borders and accents. Each year, add new artwork and photos to the book to watch your family’s celebration evolve. This craft is a wonderful keepsake and a way to look back on years of joyous Hanukkah memories.

8. Candle Holder Wrappers

Add a personal touch to your candle displays by making decorative wrappers from your coloring pages. Cut colored pages into strips wide enough to fit around glass jars or votive holders. Tape or glue the strips in place, leaving space at the top so the flame stays safe. When you light the candles inside, the glow will shine through the paper, highlighting your artwork. These candle holders make beautiful centerpieces for your Hanukkah table.

9. Hanukkah Countdown Chain

Get the kids excited for the upcoming festival with a Hanukkah countdown chain. Print and color pages featuring dreidels or stars, then cut them into strips. Loop the first strip into a ring and tape the ends together, then continue linking each strip through the previous one. Each night, remove one loop until it’s time to light the first candle. This simple craft is a fun visual way for children to count down the days until Hanukkah begins.

10. Hanukkah Wall Collage

Combine all your best colored sheets into one large wall collage. Arrange menorahs, candles, and dreidels into a big display and glue them onto poster board. You can spell out “Happy Hanukkah” in the center and add stickers, glitter, or ribbon for extra flair. Hang the finished collage near your menorah or in the family room as part of your holiday decorations. It’s a great group project for kids, classrooms, or community centers.

11. Hanukkah Storybook

Encourage kids to write their own Hanukkah stories using their colored pages as illustrations. Staple or bind the pages together, leaving space on each for writing captions or short paragraphs. For example, they can write about lighting the menorah, playing dreidel, or cooking latkes. This activity combines creativity with storytelling and can be a wonderful keepsake to read every year.

12. DIY Hanukkah Wrapping Paper

Create unique wrapping paper by printing several of the coloring sheets on lightweight paper. After coloring them, use the pages to wrap small gifts or treat bags. The designs—filled with menorahs, dreidels, and candles—look beautiful and personal. Add ribbon and a handmade tag to complete the look. Kids will be proud to give gifts wrapped in their own artwork!

13. Classroom Hanukkah Banner

Teachers can use these free printable coloring sheets for a classroom Hanukkah display. Have students each color one page, then hang them side by side on a string or bulletin board. Add a sign that says “Happy Hanukkah” in big letters. It’s a fun, educational way to teach about the holiday while letting everyone contribute to a shared decoration.

14. Dreidel Mobile

Create a hanging mobile using your colored dreidel pages. Cut out the dreidels, attach them to string, and hang them from a coat hanger or embroidery hoop. Space them out evenly and hang the mobile above a table or in a doorway. When air moves through the room, the dreidels will gently spin—just like during a real game! It’s a festive and charming way to decorate for the season.

15. Hanukkah Party Invitations

If you’re hosting a Hanukkah gathering, turn your favorite coloring sheets into personalized invitations. Print and color menorahs or dreidels, cut them into card-sized rectangles, and write the party details on the back. You can even scan and print extra copies to send to guests. These handmade invitations are sure to stand out and set a joyful tone for your celebration.

No matter how you use them, these Hanukkah coloring pages are a simple, free, and creative way to make your holiday more meaningful. Download your favorite printable PDF sheets, grab your coloring supplies, and enjoy celebrating the Festival of Lights with color, joy, and imagination!