Hanukkah Memory Game Printable

Are you celebrating Hanukkah or wanting to learn about the Jewish holiday? If so, we wanted to put together our new Hanukkah memory game printable, perfect for keeping kids engaged during the holiday season.

This fun and educational activity features 12 different Hanukkah symbols to print out, and you can design the back however you want. Making it an ideal addition to your list of holiday activities for kids.

Whether you’re hosting a Hanukkah celebration or simply looking for entertaining and educational holiday activities for kids at home. This matching game is a delightful way to introduce them to the traditions and symbols of Hanukkah.

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Hanukkah matching game

Printable matching games for kids are great for kids and adults of all ages!

They are such a simple game, and the first ever game my son won. Really won, not when I let him! Kids’ memories are generally better than ours and the excitement they get when they beat you is adorable.

How to play

Download the Hanukkah memory game below. There is 1 page included with 12 different images on and it will print out in portrait. Make sure to check the printer settings.

This printable Hanukkah memory game is free to print but is for personal use and classroom use only. Scroll to the bottom of the page and add your email address to get the pdf file.

You will need to print the page twice, so you can match the images.

Have fun with our free Hanukkah coloring pages too!

We like to decorate the back of the images. So cut around the border around the edge so you are just left with the 12 images.

Then just grab your coloring pens (these are the ones we love and use all the time) and have fun.

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When you have printed the 2 pages you will need to cut out all of the different images. I prefer to use a paper cutter as it’s easier, quicker, and more accurate, but scissors will work too.

Now you will have two sets of 12.

Shuffle them up and lay them on the table face down in rows to make it easier, or just randomly on the table for older kids.

If you are placing them in rows I find 6 rows with 4 images each works best.

Playing the game is simple. Take it, in turn, to turn over only 2 images. If it is a match you can either remove them from the game and place them in front of you or leave them turned over face up.

The winner is the person who creates the most matches.

Need to print later? Add this to your Pinterest board or share it on Facebook. You’ll have it handy whenever you’re ready to use it!