25 Hanukkah Gifts Under $25 for Kids and Adults

A small Hanukkah-themed assortment of nine tea bags makes a cheerful gift for someone who likes trying different blends.

Best for: a tea drinker who enjoys a variety of flavors

Alan Silberberg’s board book follows Latke and friends as their Hanukkah party grows over eight nights. Its playful characters make it a seasonal read-aloud for a very young child.

Best for: a family reading with a child ages 0–3

A short board book introduces Hanukkah celebrations through simple words and illustrations for the youngest listeners.

Best for: a family sharing a board book with a child ages 0–3

This mesh bag holds 50 Belgian milk-chocolate gelt coins, ready to share at a Hanukkah gathering or use for a dreidel game.

Best for: a family that enjoys shareable chocolate gelt

These Hanukkah nail decals add small holiday designs to a manicure. The maker lists 44 decals and recommends sealing them with clear polish, making them a small gift for someone who enjoys nail art.

Best for: an adult who enjoys nail art

This matching card game challenges players to build a bagel with toppings, giving friends or family a food-themed activity to share.

Best for: families who enjoy quick matching games

Pull back and release these four dreidel-shaped racers to send them across a table or floor. They offer a playful race for a family gathering, with no batteries required.

Best for: a family that enjoys spinning games

These Hanukkah-themed plush mini doughnuts are sized for a dog-loving household that enjoys seasonal pet toys. They offer a small playtime gift rather than a decoration meant to be eaten.

Best for: a dog owner whose pet enjoys plush toys

This small musical llama figurine comes with an illustrated mini book, making a whimsical seasonal desk or shelf gift for an adult.

Best for: an adult who enjoys playful Hanukkah decorations

This picture book follows a child searching for a new menorah after a move, making it a thoughtful holiday read for a young family.

Best for: a child ages 5–8 who enjoys picture books

Eric Carle’s board book follows the Very Hungry Caterpillar through the eight nights, with counting, a dreidel, and other Hanukkah traditions. It suits a young child who enjoys the familiar character.

Best for: a young reader who knows the character

Players search illustrated scenes for Hanukkah objects in this family game, which includes six boards and dreidel-shaped chips.

Best for: a family that enjoys seek-and-find games

This box has more than 175 Hanukkah stickers with dreidel, menorah, and Star of David designs for decorating cards, gift wrap, or a craft project.

Best for: someone who enjoys holiday crafts

This preserved lemon paste gives an adventurous home cook a bright pantry ingredient to add to dressings, vegetables, and savory dishes throughout the year.

Best for: a home cook who likes exploring new flavors

These adult crew socks pair a playful ugly-sweater-style Hanukkah design with a dreidel-shaped gift box, making a lighthearted small gift for someone who likes festive accessories.

Best for: an adult who likes festive socks

This jelly-doughnut-scented slime comes in a small bucket with dreidel-shaped pieces, giving a child who likes hands-on play a Hanukkah craft activity.

Best for: a child who enjoys tactile craft play

Six self-inking stampers feature Hanukkah designs such as a dreidel, menorah, latkes, and gelt. They can add a festive touch to homemade cards or gift wrap.

Best for: a child who likes card-making

Sherri Duskey Rinker’s lift-the-flap board book follows a construction crew as it prepares for Hanukkah, with illustrations by Shawna J. C. Tenney. It suits a young truck fan who enjoys a read-aloud.

Best for: a family that likes construction-themed read-alouds

This Hanukkah board book includes a little dreidel finger puppet that a caregiver can move during story time. It offers a simple interactive read for a young child.

Best for: a caregiver reading with a young child

This scratch-art set offers 24 Hanukkah shapes to decorate and hang, with wooden tools included for a shared craft activity.

Best for: a child who enjoys colorful craft projects

This game adds strategy cards and a die to dreidel play, giving a group a fresh way to share the Hanukkah tradition.

Best for: friends or family who enjoy lively strategy games

Uri Scheft’s cookbook, written with Raquel Pelzel, includes recipes for Jewish holidays throughout the year, including sufganiyot for Hanukkah.

Best for: a home baker interested in Jewish holiday recipes

A 150-piece Hanukkah-themed mini puzzle offers a compact activity for someone who likes a detailed jigsaw without dedicating a large table to it.

Best for: a puzzle lover who enjoys small pieces

This six-dreidel craft kit lets a group decorate wooden dreidels together before playing the Hanukkah game.

Best for: a family that enjoys a shared holiday craft

A matching oven mitt and pot holder brings a Hanukkah design to the kitchen, a useful seasonal gift for someone who enjoys cooking or hosting.

Best for: a cook who likes seasonal kitchen accessories