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May
National Fire Day, celebrated on May 2nd, is a day to remember and honor those who work to keep us safe from fires, like firefighters. It helps people learn about fire safety and how to prevent fires from happening. On this day, schools and communities might have special activities to teach kids and adults how to stay safe, like practicing escape plans and understanding what to do if a fire happens. National Fire Day is important because it reminds everyone to be careful with fire and to appreciate those who protect us from it.
How to celebrate National Fire Day?
To celebrate National Fire Day, start by drawing colorful flames with crayons and markers. Next, create mini campfires with stones and twigs in your backyard and pretend to roast marshmallows. Sing campfire songs with your family or friends and tell funny stories. Try to make a campfire-themed snack, like s'mores made in the oven or microwave. You can also watch a movie about firefighters or firetrucks. At the end of the day, write a thank-you note to firefighters, thanking them for keeping us safe. Remember, always be careful with fire and never use real flames without an adult.
Where National Fire Day is celebrated?
- - Italy
- - Bangladesh
