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Revolt Day, on February 24, is a special day in Estonia. It remembers when Estonians started a fight to be free from foreign rule in 1918. On this day, people think about being brave and standing up for themselves. It's like when you know something is important and you do your best to make it happen, even if it's hard. People in Estonia celebrate by remembering those who fought for their freedom and feeling proud of their country. Think of it as a day when everyone remembers how important it is to be independent and strong.
How to celebrate Revolt Day?
Start your day by making a special breakfast with your family. Dress up in colorful clothes to show happiness. Create drawings or crafts that show what Revolt Day means to you. Share these with friends or put them on your walls. Gather with family to play games or watch a fun movie. Sing songs and dance together, celebrating freedom and bravery. Have a picnic lunch outside if the weather is nice. In the evening, light candles to remember the importance of the day. Share stories or read a book about heroes who stood up for what's right before bed.
Where Revolt Day is celebrated?
- - Estonia
- - Saint Lucia
