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"Prevent Plagiarism Day," on February 19, teaches us about giving credit for others' work. Imagine you drew a nice picture, and someone else said they made it - that's not fair, right? Plagiarism is like that but with words, ideas, or even songs! This day reminds us to be honest and give thanks when we use someone else's work. It's important to learn, share, and create your own things, but if you use others' ideas, you should say who thought of them first. This helps everyone feel respected and keeps learning fun and fair.
How to celebrate Prevent Plagiarism Day?
On "Prevent Plagiarism Day," you can celebrate by creating your own stories or drawings. Use your imagination to make something new and exciting that is all yours. Ask your friends to join you and challenge each other to come up with creative ideas. Maybe write a fun poem or make a cool comic book together. You can also play a game where you guess who made the best new invention. Share what you create with your family, and let them see how you make things on your own. Remember, it's about having fun and being proud of what you create!
Where Prevent Plagiarism Day is celebrated?
- - International
