9
Jun
The International Day of Slavonic Writing and Culture, celebrated on June 9, honors the contributions of the Slavic people to writing and culture. It remembers two brothers, Cyril and Methodius, who lived long ago and created a special alphabet so Slavic people could write and read in their own language. This day is like a birthday party for Slavic languages and traditions, celebrating their stories, songs, and history. People might have parades, music, and events to learn and share cool things about Slavic cultures. It's a fun way to remember and appreciate the rich history of these communities.
How to celebrate International Day of Slavonic Writing and Culture?
Celebrate the International Day of Slavonic Writing and Culture by drawing colorful pictures of the Cyrillic alphabet with your friends. Listen to traditional Slavonic music and try to dance along. You can also read a simple story or a poem written in a Slavonic language and talk about the characters. Bake or prepare a special Slavonic dish with your family, like pierogi or borscht, and enjoy it together. Make crafts inspired by Slavonic culture, such as painted eggs or dolls. Share what you've learned with family members and maybe teach them a few new words in a Slavonic language!
Where International Day of Slavonic Writing and Culture is celebrated?
- - Kazakhstan
- - Kyrgyzstan
