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The Third Day of Kwanzaa, on December 27th, celebrates "Ujima," which means working together and helping each other in a community. It's a day when families and friends come together to solve problems and support one another. People talk about ways to make their neighborhood, school, or family better by being responsible and working as a team. It's like when you and your friends work together on a school project. Ujima teaches us that we are stronger and can achieve more when we help and support each other.
How to celebrate Third Day of Kwanzaa?
On the third day of Kwanzaa, gather your family and friends to celebrate with joy and love. Light the green candle on the Kinara, which is the special candle holder. Share stories about helping others and doing good things in your community. Sing songs, play African drums, and dance together. Enjoy a delicious meal with favorite foods, maybe trying new African dishes. Make or exchange small handmade gifts with each other, showing kindness and appreciation. Talk about what each person did this year to make the world better. End the day feeling happy and connected to the people you love.
Where Third Day of Kwanzaa is celebrated?
- - International
