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Overview

Age Range

6+ years

Assembly Time

5 minutes

Players

2-8 people

Skill Level

Beginner

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Assembly Instructions

🎥 Watch the Assembly Video

Follow along with this step-by-step video guide for easy assembly

1
Insert the Spring Clip
Take the rectangular spring clip and push it into the square hole at the top of the dreidel core until it clicks securely in place.
Insert spring clip into dreidel core
2
Add Hebrew Letter Tiles
Match each Hebrew letter tile with the corresponding etched letters in the slots. Gently slide each tile into its matching slot until secure.
Insert Hebrew letter tiles
3
Attach the Crown Top
Place the crown piece on the back side of the spring clip and press down firmly. You should feel it snap into place with a satisfying click!
Attach crown top piece
4
Add Bottom Spring Clip
Insert the second spring clip into the bottom of the dreidel core, pushing until it's completely secure.
Insert bottom spring clip
5
Attach Spinner Base
Press the spinner base into the bottom spring clip until you hear it snap into place. Your dreidel is now fully assembled!
Attach spinner base
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Using the Launcher

1
Set Up the Dreidel
Place your assembled dreidel spinner-side down on a hard, flat surface.
2
Position the Launcher
Put the launcher handle over the crown. The top of the crown should align perfectly with the hole at the top of the handle.
Position launcher handle
3
Insert Zip Stick
Slide the zip stick into the hole on the side of the handle, making sure the gears face toward the crown.
4
Launch & Spin!
Quickly pull the zip stick straight out while lifting the handle up and away. Watch your dreidel spin! 🔄
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How to Play Dreidel

Hebrew Letters & Their Meanings

נ
Nun
"Nothing" - No action
ג
Gimel
"Get all" - Take everything!
ה
Hei
"Half" - Take half the pot
ש
Shin
"Share" - Add one to pot
1
What You Need
Coins, candies, tokens, or small toys to use as game pieces (about 10-15 per player).
2
Game Setup
Each player starts with the same number of game pieces. Everyone puts one piece in the center to create the "pot."
3
Taking Turns
Players take turns spinning the dreidel and follow what the Hebrew letter tells them to do.
4
Winning the Game
The game continues until one player has won everything, or you can set a time limit and see who has the most pieces!
5
Keep It Fun
If the pot gets empty, everyone adds one more piece to keep the game going!

Need Help or Have Questions?

Email: help@dreidleforge.com
Assembly Tips: If pieces don't fit easily, check orientation. The dreidel should spin smoothly when properly assembled!
Troubleshooting: Make sure all clips are fully engaged and Hebrew tiles are properly seated in their slots. Gently pull spring clips with a small pair of pliers if they need to be removed.

⚠️ Safety Warning

CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts. Not suitable for children under 3 years. Adult supervision recommended for children under 8 years.