11
May
"National Debunking Day," celebrated on May 11, is a fun day where people learn to spot fake information and myths. Imagine if someone said, "The sky is green," when we know it's blue. On this day, we try to find the truth and say, "That's not right!" It's like being a detective for facts, making sure we believe things that are true. People might read, play games, or watch videos that show them how to figure out what's true and what's not. It's about being smart and asking questions, like a superhero for truth!
How to celebrate National Debunking Day?
On National Debunking Day, gather your family and friends for a day of fun and learning! Start by picking some interesting myths or rumors you've heard. With the help of books, the internet, or even asking an adult, research the truth behind them. Make a game out of it-see who can find the most surprising fact! Create colorful posters to show what you've discovered and share them with others. You could also watch a science show or documentary together. Finish the day by having delicious snacks and celebrating all the cool things you've learned together.
Where National Debunking Day is celebrated?
- - International
- - United States
- - Canada
- - United Kingdom
- - Australia
