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Linus Pauling Day, celebrated on February 28th, honors Linus Pauling, a famous scientist who made important discoveries in chemistry and medicine. He is known for learning how molecules bond and for promoting the health benefits of Vitamin C. On this day, people remember his work and how he helped make the world a better place. It's a day to celebrate curiosity, learning, and taking care of our health. Like Linus Pauling loved to find out how things around us work, kids are encouraged to be curious, ask questions, and explore the world of science.
How to celebrate Linus Pauling Day?
Start the day by reading a simple book about science and how it helps the world. Draw or make a fun craft showing a science experiment. Spend some time using a microscope or doing a small, safe experiment at home with an adult's help, like making a volcano with baking soda and vinegar. Bake cookies shaped like atoms or molecules and share them with friends. Watch a science documentary or a video about amazing discoveries. Dress up as a scientist with a lab coat and safety goggles. Finally, thank your science teacher or a scientist you know for inspiring you.
Where Linus Pauling Day is celebrated?
- - United States
