20
Dec
Sacagawea Day is a special day on December 20th to remember and honor Sacagawea, a Native American woman who helped explorers Lewis and Clark about 200 years ago. She was very brave and smart, guiding them through unknown lands and helping them find their way when America was still young. People celebrate her for her important role in American history and for being a symbol of strength, courage, and friendship. On this day, we learn about her life and contributions to understand and respect different cultures and the important people in history.
How to celebrate Sacagawea Day?
On Sacagawea Day, you can celebrate by making crafts, like a paper canoe, to remember her journey. Dress up in traditional Native American style, or make a feather headband. Share stories or watch a short video about Native American culture. Enjoy a fun outdoor adventure like hiking or a nature walk with friends or family. Make a simple meal using ingredients like corn and berries to honor the foods Sacagawea might have eaten. You can also read a book or draw pictures about her life. Remember to be thankful for her bravery and amazing teamwork on her journey!
Where Sacagawea Day is celebrated?
- - Idaho
- - United States
