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Apr
National Submarine Day, celebrated on April 11, is a special day to remember and honor the first-ever modern submarine joining the U.S. Navy in 1900. Submarines are cool underwater ships that can travel deep in the ocean, and they're used by the navy to explore and protect the seas. On this day, people think about how submarines have helped keep countries safe and how amazing it is that they can stay underwater for a long time. It's a day to appreciate the people who work on submarines and the important jobs they do.
How to celebrate National Submarine Day?
On National Submarine Day, start by drawing or crafting your own submarine using recycled materials like cardboard and plastic bottles. Watch a fun submarine-themed cartoon or movie with your friends or family. Create an underwater adventure story, imagining what you would see if you were in a real submarine. Make fish-shaped sandwiches or snacks to eat, and play a game where you pretend to go on a deep-sea exploration. You can also visit a local museum if they have a submarine exhibit. Share what you learned about submarines with your family, and end the day by creating a submarine-themed art project.
Where National Submarine Day is celebrated?
- - United States
