23
Nov
New Moon Day is when we have a brand new moon, which means you can't see the moon in the sky at night. It's the opposite of a full moon. People in some cultures see this day as a fresh start, like hitting a reset button. They might celebrate by doing special activities, prayers, or rituals to welcome new beginnings. It's a time to let go of the old and make wishes for the future. Different cultures have their own special traditions on New Moon Day, making it a unique and meaningful day for many people around the world.
How to celebrate New Moon Day?
On New Moon Day, you can celebrate by spending time outside enjoying the night sky. Even though the moon is not visible, you can make a wish and imagine what the moon might look like. Have a little campfire in your backyard and roast marshmallows with your family. You can also draw pictures of the moon and stars. If you want, make a fun moon-shaped snack like cookies and decorate them with icing. At bedtime, read a story about space or the moon with your parents. Remember to have fun and enjoy the quiet, magical night!
Where New Moon Day is celebrated?
- - Japan
- - Indonesia
