Homemade Maraca Grogger. Materials: Small, empty, clean plastic bottles; or empty, clean juice cartons; Beans or large beads for filling; Fabric scraps, fancy papers, paint or other art supplies for decorating; White glue and water; Paintbrushes; Directions: Fill bottle or box with the dried beans or beads. Seal it.

Mar 5, 2025 · These 15 DIY noisemakers include Gragger crafts that are perfect for Purim - or any time you want to make some noise!

Feb 15, 2024 · Get ready to make some noise with this fun and colorful Purim craft! Just put some beads, buttons, or little bells in a paper plate; put another paper plate on top of it; staple (or glue) all around; decorate however you want; and voila — you have a festive grogger for Purim!

Celebrate the Jewish holiday of Purim with a fun activity: making groggers. Groggers (noisemakers) are traditionally used to drown out the sound of the name of the evil Haman, when the...

Mar 1, 2020 · A paper plate grogger is the quintessential noise maker for very young children. For our grogger, we folded a sturdy 8 inch paper plate in half, and tucked in some beans, a long strand of curling ribbon and stapled the edges together. We put colorful tape over the staples, and then invited children to decorate the plates with mini stickers!

Feb 4, 2020 · Grab the free printable template to make your own Purim grogger out of card stock! Plus, there are more craft templates for kids & adults.

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Feb 18, 2021 · Together, we’ll make and decorate these delightful-looking groggers (don’t they kind of look like lollipops?!), and talk about the meaning of this beloved holiday.

Feb 25, 2010 · The noise maker or grogger is a classic Purim prop used during the reading of the Megillat Esther (Book of Esther) to make noise every time the name of the evil Haman is mentioned. The reading takes about 1/2 hour, and during that time children who are old enough to come to the reading must sit quietly so that everyone can hear every single ...

Learn to make your own Purim noisemaker, or grogger with stuff you can find around the house. On Purim it's a mitzvah (commandment) to hear the megillah, or ...