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Apr
Arbor Day is a special day for planting trees, celebrated on April 29. It helps us remember how important trees are for the Earth. Trees give us clean air, shade, and homes for animals. On Arbor Day, people plant new trees in parks, gardens, and schools to make the world a better place. Kids and adults work together, digging holes and placing small trees in the ground. It's a fun way to help nature and learn about the environment. Celebrating Arbor Day reminds us to take care of the planet and to be thankful for all the trees around us.
How to celebrate Arbor Day?
On Arbor Day, you can celebrate by planting a tree in your yard or a nearby park. Gather some friends or family to help you dig a hole and place the tree carefully in it, then water it well. You can also spend time outside enjoying nature, going for a walk, or having a picnic under a tree. Make a tree craft using paper, paint, or crayons to decorate your room. Read a book about trees or learn something new about them. Remember to take care of trees by recycling paper and not wasting it. Have fun appreciating nature!
