D-Day

D-Day, on June 6, marks a huge and important event during World War II. On this day in 1944, many brave soldiers from different countries worked together to make a surprise attack by landing on the beaches of Normandy in France. Their mission was to fight against the German forces who had taken over much of Europe. This event was a turning point in the war because it helped free people and bring peace. Today, D-Day is remembered for the courage and teamwork that helped change the course of history.

How to celebrate D-Day?

You can celebrate D-Day by making small paper boats and having a fun race in a nearby stream or pond. Invite friends over and watch a movie about bravery and heroes. You can also draw or color pictures of soldiers and thank them for their courage. Plant flowers or trees to remember the day and make a promise to help others. At the dinner table, talk with your family about how people worked together to make the world safer. You can finish the day by writing a short letter to a soldier thanking them for protecting us and keeping us safe.