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National Roots Day, celebrated on December 23, is a special day for people to learn about their family's past. It's a time to ask parents, grandparents, or other family members about where their family came from and the traditions they have. Learning about our roots helps us understand who we are and keeps family stories alive. People might look at old pictures, make family trees, or cook traditional foods to celebrate their heritage. It's like being a detective, discovering cool facts about your ancestors and the places they lived, making you feel connected to your history.
How to celebrate National Roots Day?
Gather your family and look at old photos to see how everyone has grown. Ask your parents or grandparents to tell stories about when they were kids. You could also make a family tree by drawing it on paper and writing everyone's names on it. Try cooking a special dish your parents or grandparents used to love when they were young. You can even make a scrapbook with drawings, pictures, or stories about your family. Maybe put on a little skit or play where you pretend to be one of your ancestors. Enjoy spending time together and learning more about your family!
Where National Roots Day is celebrated?
- - United States
