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Submarine Day, celebrated on March 17, is a fun day to learn about submarines. Submarines are special boats that can travel underwater, just like fish! They are used by scientists, explorers, and the navy to explore the ocean and sometimes help protect countries. On Submarine Day, people remember the first submarine rides from long ago. Kids might enjoy drawing submarines, watching movies about them, or reading books that explain how they work. It's a day to be curious about underwater adventures and the amazing machines that make them possible.
How to celebrate Submarine Day?
On Submarine Day, start by drawing or making a submarine with paper and crayons. Watch a fun movie or cartoon about submarines. You can also read a book about the ocean and learn about cool animals submarines might see. If you have a bath, play with a toy submarine in the water. Make a special snack shaped like a submarine, using a sandwich roll and filling it with your favorite stuff. Invite friends to join the fun and pretend you're all exploring the deep sea. End the day by writing a story about an exciting adventure in a submarine.
