Boxing Day

Boxing Day is a holiday celebrated the day after Christmas, on December 26th. It started in countries like the UK, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. On this day, people give gifts, called "boxes," to those who have helped them during the year, like mail carriers or house helpers. Many people also use Boxing Day to spend time with family, relax, and enjoy leftovers from Christmas dinner. In some places, there are big sales at stores, similar to Black Friday in the US, where people can buy things at low prices. It's a fun day after Christmas for giving and sharing.

How to celebrate Boxing Day?

On Boxing Day, have fun with your family and friends! You can stay cozy at home, playing games and watching movies together. If there are sales, you might go shopping with your parents to find cool stuff. Enjoy tasty leftovers from Christmas and maybe have a special treat like cookies or hot chocolate. You could also visit a park and play outdoors if the weather is nice. Some people give to charity on this day, so you might help by donating old toys or clothes. Most importantly, have a joyful and relaxing day with the people you love!