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Sep
Labor Day is a special holiday celebrated on the first Monday of September in the United States. It honors and thanks workers for all the hard work they do. On this day, many people have the day off from work and school. Families and friends often have picnics, barbecues, or go to parades to enjoy the holiday together. It's also a signal that summer is ending and fall is coming soon. Labor Day began over 100 years ago to highlight the importance of fair work conditions and celebrate workers who help make the country strong and prosperous.
How to celebrate Labor Day?
Celebrate Labor Day by organizing a fun picnic! Gather your family and friends at a local park. Pack sandwiches, fruits, and drinks to share. Bring along games like frisbee, soccer, or hopscotch to play together. Create a craft station with paper and markers for everyone to make thank-you cards for workers in your community. You can also decorate the picnic area with colorful banners. Later, enjoy a treasure hunt game by hiding small treats around the park for everyone to find. Don't forget to bring a blanket to relax on and enjoy the day with laughter and smiles.
Where Labor Day is celebrated?
- - International
- - Jamaica
