10
Mar
Harriet Tubman Day on March 10th is a day to honor Harriet Tubman, a brave woman who helped many enslaved people gain freedom through secret escape routes called the Underground Railroad. She was born a slave but escaped, and then risked her life to help others escape too. People remember her for her courage, kindness, and fighting for what is right. On this day, we celebrate her achievements and the importance of freedom and helping others. Harriet Tubman Day teaches us about bravery and standing up against unfairness.
How to celebrate Harriet Tubman Day?
Start the day by reading a storybook about Harriet Tubman with family. Then, do a fun craft, like making paper lanterns, to remember how she guided others to freedom. You could play a treasure hunt game, where you find hidden items, just like Harriet helped people find their way to safety. Watch a kid-friendly documentary or video to learn more about her life. Make a yummy snack, like cornbread, which was common in her time. Finally, gather with friends or family to talk about being brave and helping others, just like Harriet did. Celebrate with love and kindness!
Where Harriet Tubman Day is celebrated?
- - United States
