Newtonmas

Newtonmas is a fun way some people celebrate December 25th by honoring Sir Isaac Newton, a famous scientist who discovered important things, like gravity and how light works. Instead of just focusing on the usual Christmas traditions, people might learn about science or do fun science experiments. It's a day to appreciate how Newton's ideas helped us understand the world better. It's like having a mini science party on Christmas, where you remember how cool it is to ask questions and explore how everything works, just like Newton did a long time ago.

How to celebrate Newtonmas?

To celebrate Newtonmas, start your day by building a fun science experiment, like making a mini volcano with baking soda and vinegar. Then, have a delicious breakfast with apple pancakes, honoring Isaac Newton's apple story. In the afternoon, play brain-teasing games like puzzles and riddles. For lunch, create a 'gravity' sandwich stacking different ingredients. Watch a family-friendly science movie later. In the evening, draw or paint something related to space or gravity. Before going to bed, read a story about a cool science discovery. Finally, look at the stars through a telescope or simply watch the night sky.