This reading activity talks about the origins of Hanukkah (Janucá), it’s traditions, and how it is celebrated in Argentina. How can I teach about Hanuk kah in Spanish class? This table, created in 2019 by the Jewish Virtual Library, shows others who celebrate Hanukkah in Spanish-speaking countries. While there are small populations of Jewish people in many Spanish speaking countries, Argentina and Mexico boast the largest concentrated population. Symbols of Hanukkah celebration on wood background, copy space, top view Which Spanish speaking countries celebrate Hanukkah? Families also exchange gifts, similar to Christmas.
Additionally, they celebrate with Latkes (potato pancakes), sufganyiot (jelly donuts), and dreidel, a traditional game played by spinning a top.
