13
Jan
International Skeptics Day is a day when people think carefully about the things they hear or read. It is celebrated on January 13. It's like being a detective, making sure stories or facts are true before believing them. It's important to ask questions like "Is this really true?" and "How do we know?" This helps us understand the world better and not get tricked by things that might not be real. Being a skeptic means being curious and smart about learning the truth. It's a fun way to practice thinking and asking questions!
How to celebrate International Skeptics Day?
Celebrate International Skeptics Day by questioning things around you. Ask why the sky is blue or how airplanes fly. Turn it into a fun game with friends where you challenge each other with tricky questions. Try an experiment to see how things work, like making a volcano with baking soda and vinegar. Watch a magic trick and then try to figure out how it's done. Read a book about curious kids like you who ask lots of questions. Remember, it's all about being curious and learning new things. Have fun discovering the world with your curious mind!
Where International Skeptics Day is celebrated?
- - International
