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Sep
Knowledge Day, celebrated on September 3rd, marks the start of the new school year in some countries. It's a special day when students, teachers, and parents come together to celebrate learning. Children return to school after their summer break, excited to meet friends and learn new things. School buildings are decorated, and there might be ceremonies or events to welcome everyone back. It's a day filled with hope, fun, and the promise of new knowledge that will be gathered throughout the year. Knowledge Day reminds everyone of the importance and joy of education.
How to celebrate Knowledge Day?
Start the day with a treasure hunt full of fun facts around your house. Read a cool book that takes you to faraway places, and share a fun fact with your family at lunch. Play trivia games with friends to test what you know. Create a craft about your favorite topic, like a dinosaur or a rocket, using paper and colors. Watch an exciting documentary or a brainy cartoon in the afternoon. End the day by making a knowledge tree, writing new things you learned on paper leaves, and hanging them up. Celebrate with a yummy treat for all your learning!
