⭐️ This Hanukkah Virtual Field Trip Holiday Activity for Kindergarten and 1st-grade explores the history and culture of Hanukkah. In this interactive digital activity, Students learn about who celebrates Hanukkah, why it is celebrated, what is Judaism, celebrating Hanukkah in Israel, important Hanukkah symbols, Hanukkah traditions, and traditional Hanukkah foods. Engaging videos, interactive drag-and-drop activities, and short response prompts make this activity the perfect holiday resource for kindergarten and first grade. This interactive activity is the perfect supplement to your holidays around the world activities.

⚡ This Hanukkah Holiday Activity comes in the following digital resource formats:

• BRAND NEW! MagiCore WebLink Digital Resource – MagiCore WebLink resources integrate browser-based technology with proven learning strategies to keep kids engaged and learning. This interactive format contains elements like voiceovers, animation, embedded videos, and self-correcting drag-and-drop activities that are impossible in Google and other commonly used formats. If you used a MagiCore Webscape, then you know how amazing these resources are. Once you try a MagiCore WebLink activity, you’ll never look at Google Slides the same way again. CLICK HERE to try it for yourself!

• Google Slides and Seesaw Formats—These interactive formats are perfect for any classroom with device access. Slides are interactive and can be used as a fun and engaging exercise within the classroom or remotely. Both formats can be set up to track user responses for teacher review.

⭐️This resource integrates a variety of skills and helps students apply their skills while learning more about the world around them.

⭐️Simple and easy to navigate for primary students!

*Please note: This resource includes custom videos and links to YouTube, so ensure you and your students have access to YouTube before purchasing. Although great care has been taken to ensure all content is appropriate for the stated grade levels, each classroom is unique, and it is recommended that teachers review all content prior to use. I recommend embedding the videos to avoid ads and other content that may be inappropriate. Instructions for embedding the videos are included, and it should only take a few minutes. Also, keep in mind that any links to third-party content may be changed or removed by the content owner. All links are reviewed regularly; however, if you find a broken link, please let me know so I can update the resource accordingly.

Features:

✏️ Custom Videos —This Hanukkah holiday activity contains custom video content created by MagiCore Academy, which provides age-appropriate learning and keeps students engaged.

✏️ Interactive Slides and Engaging Video Content — Interactive slides, images, and videos take students inside the action.

✏️ Reading Comprehension & Writing — Integrates key reading comprehension skills. Students use writing prompts to explore their reactions and ideas. Multimedia is used to enforce the practice of key comprehension skills.

✏️ Culture & Social Studies —This virtual field trip helps students understand more about the world around them. Students explore the history and cultural aspects of Hanukkah.

How to Use a Virtual Field Trip:

This Hanukkah Virtual Field Trip to Jerusalem is the perfect activity for:

⭐️ Fun Fridays

⭐️ Rewards

⭐️ End of Science Unit

⭐️ Whole Class

⭐️ Small Groups

⭐️ Enrichment

⭐️ Centers

There are so many ways to use these engaging and meaningful activities in your classroom. If you’re looking for more ways to explore learning with Virtual Field Trips, you can LEARN MORE here.

What’s Included?

1. Important Words
2. Let’s Explore!
3. Who Celebrates Hanukkah?
4. Judaism
5. Daddy Christmas Hanukkah Mama
6. Celebrate!
7. Israel
8. Hanukkah in Israel
9. Celebrate!
10. Hanukkah!
11. Traditions
12. Hanukkah Bear
13. Hanukkah Traditions
14. My Trip

*Answer Key Included

Take a look at what this virtual field trip looks like in this video preview.

This resource is suitable for the following grade levels:

• Kindergarten: With teacher modeling, whole class, small groups. Students who are non-readers will need teacher support for reading.
• 1st Grade: With teacher modeling, whole class, small groups, or independent work depending on student level