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International Workers' Day, also known as May Day, is celebrated on May 1st in many countries. It honors workers and their contributions to society. On this day, people remember the importance of fair working conditions, like good pay and safe workplaces. Long ago, workers had to fight for these rights, and May Day helps us remember their hard work. Some places have parades, speeches, or festivals to celebrate. It's a day to thank workers for everything they do and to think about how important their jobs are in making the world a better place.
How to celebrate International Workers Day?
Celebrate International Workers' Day by making a special card for someone who works hard, like your teacher or a family member. You can draw pictures or write a thank-you message. Bake cookies or make a treat together as a family and share them. Have a small party at home with colorful decorations and play fun games. Take time to talk about cool jobs people do and why they are important. Be kind and helpful around the house, showing appreciation for everyone's work. Sing, dance, and enjoy time together, honoring the special work people do every day.
Where International Workers Day is celebrated?
- - International
- - North America
- - South America
- - Europe
- - Asia
- - Africa
- - Australia
- - New Zealand
