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10 November 2026

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Make a dreidel, play the traditional Hanukkah game, then use your results for real statistics work. Pupils build a paper dreidel from the net, keep score, record 40 spins in a tally chart and turn the data into a bar chart and a pictogram. Then they ask: is the dreidel fair?

WHAT’S INCLUDED

  • Printable dreidel net with glue tabs
  • How to play (Nun, Gimel, Hei, Shin) and a score sheet
  • Tally chart for 40 spins
  • Draw your own bar chart
  • Read and interpret a class bar chart
  • Pictogram with a key of 2
  • “Is it fair?â€� reasoning page
  • Halving with Hei and 9 word problems
  • Follow the game: a step-by-step reasoning puzzle
  • Full answers and teacher notes

WHO IT’S FOR

KS2, mainly Years 3 and 4 (tally charts, bar charts, pictograms, halving). A hands-on maths lesson for the run-up to the winter holidays that also links to RE (Judaism). Hanukkah 2026 runs from Friday 4 to Saturday 12 December.

Part of the Hanukkah KS2 Bundle (6 resources).

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