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Collection of Dreidel Clipart (113)
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A stylized, hand-drawn angry face with exaggerated features-perfect for conveying frustration or surprise in a lighthearted way.
A stylized, wavy snake drawn in bold black lines-perfect for teaching reptile movement or adding playful visuals to content.
A minimalist green leaf branch graphic, perfect for eco-conscious logos or decorative dividers.
A friendly, wide-eyed lion with a fluffy mane and a curly tail-ready to be colored by little artists!
A cheerful panda with big eyes and a cozy Santa hat, ready to spread holiday joy.
A joyful burst of purple, red, and gold fireworks with sparkling stars-ideal for celebrating milestones and festive occasions.
A playful, hand-drawn style yellow flower with a warm orange outline and sturdy green stem-ideal for brightening up learning resources.
A cheerful, modern blue bird icon ideal for representing communication, sharing, or social platforms.
A playful, sketched dreidel spinning mid-air, capturing the joyful spirit of Hanukkah games and celebration.
A festive Hanukkah dreidel card designed like a spinning top, adorned with eight lit candles and Hebrew prayers.
A set of four blue anodized aluminum vacuum stoppers-vase-shaped, tapered, conical, and flat-designed for secure lab vessel sealing.
A cheerful, multicolored dreidel with traditional Hebrew letters set against a playful geometric border-ideal for celebrating Hanukkah with joy and tradition.
A cheerful, handmade dreidel crafted from layered colored paper, featuring bold geometric shapes and a playful checkered frame.
A classic wooden dreidel featuring the four Hebrew letters that form the acronym for “Nes Gadol Hayah Sham” (A Great Miracle Happened There).
Classic wooden dreidels featuring the four Hebrew letters (Nun, Gimmel, Hay, Shin) and their English meanings-used in the festive Hanukkah game.
A joyful pile of handcrafted dreidels, each uniquely painted with floral motifs and the classic Hebrew letters Nun, Gimel, Hei, and Shin.
A golden dreidel featuring the four Hebrew letters that determine gameplay during Hanukkah, with their meanings displayed above.
A vibrant lineup of traditional dreidels in silver, blue, green, and red, each marked with one of the four Hebrew letters used in the Hanukkah spinning game.
Assemble this foldable cube to explore Hebrew letters-perfect for language learners and Jewish education activities.
A lively, cartoon-style Hebrew letter cube with big eyes and a tongue, spinning to reveal colorful letters like ב, ה, and א.
A handcrafted wooden dreidel with bold red Nun and blue Shin letters, ready for spinning during Hanukkah festivities.
A classic dreidel shown in simple black-and-white line art, featuring the traditional Hebrew letters used in the Hanukkah game.
A visual guide to the four dreidel outcomes: take all, do nothing, take half, or put one in.
The image is a black and white line drawing of a dreidel, a traditional Jewish symbol of the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah. The dreid is a rectangular box with a pointed top and a flat bottom. Inside the box, there are two symbols - a letter "J" and a "C" - which are symbols of the Hebrew alphabet. The symbol on the left side of the box is a stylized letter "O" with a curved line running through it, while the right side is a curved letter "C". The box appears to be made of a hexagonal shape with a diamond-like
A classic yellow dreidel with bold blue Hebrew letters-Nun, Gimmel, Hei, and Shin-used in traditional Hanukkah games.
A set of classic wooden dreidels, each marked with one of the four Hebrew letters (נ, ג, ה, ש) symbolizing “Nes Gadol Haya Sham” - a great miracle happened there.
Each Hebrew letter on the dreidel corresponds to a specific action: Nun (nothing), Heh (half), Gimel (all), and Shin (add one).
A clear visual guide to playing dreidel-including the four Hebrew letters, their meanings, and how gelt moves in the pot.
A quick-reference chart explaining each dreidel letter’s name, Hebrew word, meaning, and corresponding game action in English and Yiddish.
The four sides of a traditional dreidel-Nun, Gimmel, Hay, and Shin-each carry a symbolic meaning in the Hanukkah game.
A close-up of four brightly colored dreidels, each marked with one of the four Hebrew letters that determine the rules of the Hanukkah spinning game.
These homemade dreidel cookies bring joy to Hanukkah tables-some filled with colorful candies, others elegantly iced with traditional Hebrew symbols.
Assemble your own spinning dreidel using this ready-to-print template-includes Hebrew letters and labeled gluing flaps for foolproof crafting.
A vibrant blue Hanukkah-themed poster blending tradition and humor with the iconic “Keep Calm” style.
The image is a 3D illustration of a rectangular shape with a pink handle on top. The shape is divided into three sections - the top section is yellow, the middle section is blue, and the bottom section is green. The yellow section has a red stripe running down the middle, while the blue section is a solid color. The pink handle is attached to the top of the yellow section. The background is white. The image appears to be a simple, cartoon-like design.
The image is an illustration of a yellow dreidel, which is a traditional Jewish symbol used in the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah. The dreid is a small, cylindrical object with a pointed end and a flat base. It has a red flame on the top left corner, which appears to be a symbol of the Jewish faith. The flame is a bright red color and is slightly curved, giving it a 3D effect. The background is transparent, making the dreids stand out. The overall design is simple and minimalistic.
The image is a colorful illustration of a cup or saucer. The cup is divided into four sections, each with a different color - blue, yellow, red, and green. The blue section has a pink handle on top, while the yellow section has an orange handle. The red section is slightly larger than the blue section. The background is transparent, making the colors of the cup stand out.
The image is an illustration of a group of cubes with the letters "W" and "J" on them. The cubes are arranged in a scattered manner, with some overlapping each other. The background is a bright orange circle, and the cubes are blue and white. The letters are written in a cartoon-like style, with a playful and playful tone. The image appears to be a logo or icon for a company or organization.
The image is a black and white line drawing of a cube-shaped object with a handle on top. The cube appears to be made of a hexagonal shape with a pointed top and a flat bottom. The handle is curved and has a small loop at the end, which is likely used to open and close the cube. The background is plain white. The overall design is simple and minimalistic.
The image is a graphic illustration of a dreidel, a traditional Jewish symbol of the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah. The dreid is a round, yellow-orange object with a blue square in the center. The square has a wooden handle on one side and a blue letter "Y" on the other side. The letter "U" is written in a cursive font in blue. The background is transparent, making the dreids stand out. The overall design is simple and minimalistic.
A vibrant dreidel featuring the Hebrew letters נ (Nun), ג (Gimmel), ה (Hay), and ש (Shin), used during Hanukkah celebrations.
A playful blue dreidel in motion, showcasing traditional Hebrew letters used during Hanukkah games.
A simple, clean line-art dreidel ready to color-ideal for Hanukkah crafts and classroom activities.
The image is a digital illustration of a blue and beige dreidel, which is a traditional Jewish symbol of the Jewish holiday Hanukkah. The dreid is a tall, cylindrical object with a pointed end and a flat base. It is made up of two halves, one blue and one beige, with the blue half being slightly larger than the beige half. The blue half has a curved shape and the beech half is slightly smaller than the blue one. The beech is also curved and has a smooth texture. The background is transparent, making the blue and brown colors stand out.
A traditional wooden dreidel featuring the Hebrew letters נ (Nun) and ה (Hei), central to Hanukkah games and storytelling.
A classic dreidel illustration showing two of its four Hebrew letters: Nun (נ) and Shin (ש), used in the traditional Hanukkah game.
A modern, symbolic representation of light and guidance in Arabic calligraphic form.
The image is a collection of Hanukkah clipart packs. The background is a light blue color with a pattern of Star of David in the center. The stars are arranged in a grid-like pattern and are in different shades of blue and yellow.
On the left side of the image, there is a blue menorah with six lit candles. Next to it, there are two white doves flying around it. On the right side, there comes a blue and gold Hanukah menorah, a blue umbrella, a gold scroll, and a blue gift box with a blue ribbon.
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A vibrant trio of dreidels, each featuring the classic Hebrew letters Nun, Gimmel, Hei, and Shin, symbolizing the miracle of oil.
A vibrant red dreidel with bold white Hebrew letters and a yellow handle, ready for Hanukkah celebrations.