Challenge your extended family to a cookie bake-off (and no, we don’t mean browser cookies) the night before Christmas, and leave them on your patio for Kris Kringle to enjoy. Socially-distant Santa may not make his appearance from the chimney this year, but the celebration can still be close to our hearts. On your night to shine, print some props, and set your own Hanukkah Zoom background.
Celebrate the beloved festivities with freshly cooked latkes, sufganiyot, and plenty of Manischewitz wine.Ĭreate a Zoom schedule with your virtual guests allowing each household to host an evening, or multiple evenings, from December 10th to December 18th. Whether you prefer the traditional eight nights of celebration with dreidels and gelt or a modern spin on your favorite childhood holiday, Hanukkah should not be cut short even if your family can’t be together this year. Prior to your celebration, be sure to set up antivirus software to avoid the aftermath of any pesky Zoombombers attempting to install malware disguised as app updates. From Hanukkah and Christmas to Boxing Day, Kwanzaa, and New Year’s Eve, you and your virtual guests will love these digital creations. Gather your family and friends for an online photo challenge and amp up your submission with these video conference backgrounds and printable props for every holiday. Though the observance of these holidays may look a bit different this year, there is still plenty to celebrate. This year, there’s a whole new meaning to “there’s no place like home for the holidays.” With COVID-19 cases spiking, many of December’s festivities will be celebrated at a distance to protect the health of our family and friends.
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