Queens Official Birthday

The Queen's Official Birthday is a special day when people celebrate the birthday of the queen, even if it's not the day she was actually born. It's like having a second birthday party! This tradition started because the weather is usually nicer in June, making it a great time for parades and outdoor activities. In the UK, there is a big parade called "Trooping the Colour" where the queen watches soldiers march. It's a fun time with music, flags, and people gathering to show respect and love for their queen.

How to celebrate Queens Official Birthday?

On the Queen's Official Birthday, you can have a picnic with your family in the park. Bring sandwiches, fruit, and your favorite snacks. Decorate the picnic spot with flags and balloons. Wear hats and wave small flags in the air. Play fun games like tag or hide and seek. If you have a toy crown, you can pretend to be royalty for a day. Watch a parade on TV or online; they often have soldiers, horses, and marching bands. At night, enjoy fireworks or light sparklers in your backyard. Remember to take photos to remember the special day!