How to celebrate Hanukah?? ?

If you're worried about doing something wrong or being guilty of a fopaux...or doing something harmless but very awkward...or whatever here's something you can do:

If you're not Jewish then you're not expected to even care when Hanukkah is, so if you look up the date when it begins and wish a Jewish person Happy Hanukkah it shows you care about them. They'll know you're not Jewish and had to look it up. It's a way to say "Hey, I care about ya, I just don't want to get your traditions wrong and offend...because I care about you." Or you could get them a card or something. But if you're really 100% unsure...without researching it to deeply...saying happy Hanukkah and/or giving a card says a lot in and of itself. I'm Jewish, so I know. A lot of Jewish people will be surprised (in a good way) that you even know the dates of the holiday...you now, would brighten their day.

Sure, doing more says more, but only if you get it right and don't assume that all Jews give or get pen/pencil sets or khaki slacks or whatever, and don't by someone a dreidel unless they ask for it. Jews should know the customs surrounding these and when it's appropriate to do them. Unless you get it 100% right, you might offend someone.

We just celebrate the next coming of Christ Jesus 

Ho ho ho, celebrate Hanukkah by assuring everybody that Santa still comes on Christmas.

Send her the same type of gift you would give to a Christian, atheist, Hindu, or Muslim.

Tell the Jewish co-worker you are interested in learning about Hanukah and ask if she is willing to teach you about it.

Note: That alone is probably the BEST gift you can give her.

Get her a card, or a gift for Hanukah

You should celebrate by getting a Hanukkah Candle.

A card or just a verbal wish for a happy Hanukkah. It isn’t that big a holiday in the Jewish faith.

You have already celebrated Christmas in the middle of November?  Interesting office you must work in.

A card would be nice.

Send her a Hanukah card

A card is fine.