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Sep
Citizenship Day, on September 17, is a special day in the United States when people celebrate being citizens of the country. It's like a birthday party for the U.S. Constitution, which is the big set of rules that help guide how the country works. On this day, people learn about their rights and responsibilities as citizens, like voting and being kind neighbors. Schools often have fun activities to teach kids about how important it is to be a good citizen. It's a day to feel proud of being part of a big community and to think about how to help make it better.
How to celebrate Citizenship Day?
Celebrate Citizenship Day by having a fun parade with friends, waving small flags, and wearing red, white, and blue clothes. Make homemade crafts like paper flags or drawings. Share stories about your country's history with family. Enjoy a picnic with traditional foods from your culture. Sing songs or play music that you love from your country. Write a thank-you note to someone who helps the community, like a firefighter or teacher. Play games that teach about being a good citizen, like helping your neighbors. End the day by watching fireworks or movies that highlight your nation's achievements.
Where Citizenship Day is celebrated?
- - United States
