One for every night of Hanukkah and the one in the thumbs is called the Shamash. If they want, let them paint their menorah. Wrap with wrapping paper they have created. Provide them with cookie cutter shapes and trays of paint. Let the children stamp shapes onto tissue paper.
Cookie cutters work better at preserving tissue paper than sponges.
It will not become saturated with paint. Place blue and gold icicles then place other piece on, cut in shape of a driedel punch hole at top and hang in the sun. Cover a wall with large white butcher paper. Cover the floor with some towels. Put a large laminated menorah on the wall at child's height.