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Patriots' Day is a special holiday celebrated in some parts of the United States, especially in Massachusetts and Maine, on the third Monday in April. It remembers the first battles of the American Revolutionary War, fought in 1775 in the towns of Lexington and Concord. These battles were important because they marked the beginning of America's fight for independence from British rule. On this day, people often watch reenactments of the battles, participate in parades, and enjoy the Boston Marathon, a famous race. Patriots' Day teaches us about bravery and the importance of standing up for what is right.
How to celebrate Patriots Day?
On Patriots' Day, you can celebrate by wearing red, white, and blue to show your pride. Watch a local parade with friends and family, and cheer for the bands and floats. Enjoy a picnic lunch with tasty sandwiches and snacks. Make a fun craft by painting or drawing patriotic pictures. You can also play games outside, like a relay race or tug-of-war. In the evening, watch a fireworks show in your town, if there is one. If not, you can watch a special movie together at home. Remember to have fun and think about all the people who have helped your country!
Where Patriots Day is celebrated?
- - United States (Maine)
- - United States (Massachusetts)
- - United States (Wisconsin)
