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Bunker Hill Day is a special day on June 17 to remember an important battle during the American Revolutionary War. It happened in 1775 in Charlestown, Massachusetts. Even though the American soldiers, who were called Patriots, didn't win, they showed great courage and made the British army realize that fighting them wouldn't be easy. People in Massachusetts, especially around Boston, remember this day each year with parades and activities. It's a way to honor the brave soldiers who fought for America's freedom. It's like celebrating a story of bravery and standing up for what is right.
How to celebrate Bunker Hill Day?
You can celebrate Bunker Hill Day by having a fun picnic with friends and family in the park. Bring red, white, and blue decorations like flags or balloons. Play games like tag, frisbee, or have a sack race. You could also make drawings or crafts about the day to share with others. Enjoy some yummy snacks like sandwiches, watermelon, and cookies. As the day ends, tell stories or read a book together to learn more. Finally, you can watch fireworks or sparklers in the evening if they are allowed. Remember to take lots of pictures to remember the fun!
Where Bunker Hill Day is celebrated?
- - United States
- - Massachusetts
- - Charlestown
