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National Bison Day is a special day in the United States where people celebrate the bison, also known as the American buffalo. It happens on the first Saturday of November. Bison are important animals because they are a symbol of strength and freedom. Long ago, Native Americans and early settlers depended on bison for food and materials. People celebrate this day by learning about bison, protecting them and the land they live on, and understanding their role in history and culture. It's a fun way to remember how important bison are to the country and its people.
How to celebrate National Bison Day?
On National Bison Day, start by making colorful bison drawings with your friends. You can also make bison crafts using paper plates or clay. Enjoy reading bison stories or watching fun videos about them. Head to a nearby park or yard and pretend to be bison, stomping and running around. Prepare a picnic with snacks that bison might like, such as grass-shaped cookies and fruit. Share fun bison facts with your family during the picnic, like how bison are the largest land animals in North America. End the day by singing a bison-themed song you make up together.
