17
Sep
Constitution Day, on September 17, celebrates the day in 1787 when the United States Constitution was signed. This important document outlines how the U.S. government works and protects the rights of its people. On Constitution Day, people remember and learn about this special document and how it helps keep everyone treated fairly. Schools might have fun activities to teach kids about the Constitution, and people might read parts of it to understand its rules better. It's a day to appreciate the freedoms and rules that help make the country strong and fair for everyone.
How to celebrate Constitution Day?
Have fun celebrating Constitution Day by making it special! Start by gathering your family or friends to create homemade cards to thank important leaders, just like you would on Thanksgiving. Play a trivia game with cool questions about the Constitution, teamwork makes it even more fun! You can also watch a kid-friendly video about how the government works. Later, you could draw a picture of what freedom means to you or write a short story imagining you're a founding hero. Wrap up the day by watching fireworks in the evening if there are any nearby.
