Gelt, meaning gold or money, is traditionally gifted at Hanukkah. While now it is common for children to receive chocolate coins, the archaeology team discovered far rarer relics. “All of our ...

Medium shot of middle-aged Jewish man in kippah sitting at table with his children at Hanukkah, spinning dreidel, betting with chocolate gelt coins, getting Hebrew letter Nun, meaning nothing Man and ...

Medium shot of teenage Jewish boy wit curly hair, in kippah playing dreidel with family during Hanukkah feast, spinning, getting Hebrew letter Hei, meaning half, taking gelt coins, and all laughing ...

(And if you’re hiding chocolate coins from me, I must insist that you hand them over.) 38A. Some of my favorite clues are those that use figures of speech with “it” or “them” or “this ...

This involves the Cranberry Fire Department dropping chocolate coins from the top of a fire truck ladder. Children then gather the coins to eat and enjoy. The coins represent money, which translates ...

2. Give each 'team' half of the gelt - the name for the counters / chocolate coins used in the game - putting a counter into the pot in the middle at the start of each round (or when the pot is ...

But the fun doesn’t stop at magic. Attendees will also be able to enjoy traditional Chanukah treats like latkes (crispy potato pancakes), chocolate gelt (coins), and donuts—staples of the holiday ...