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U.S. Coast Guard Day is celebrated on August 4th to honor the United States Coast Guard's birthday. This day is special because it celebrates the hard work and bravery of the Coast Guard members who help keep our waters safe. They perform important jobs like rescuing people in danger, stopping bad guys from doing illegal things at sea, and protecting the oceans and rivers. The Coast Guard has been doing these important jobs since 1790! On this day, people might have fun events, like parades or ceremonies, to show their thanks and appreciation for the Coast Guard's service.
How to celebrate U.S. Coast Guard Day?
Celebrate U.S. Coast Guard Day by having a fun picnic with friends and family near the water. You can wear clothes with the colors red, white, and blue. Make a special card or draw a picture to thank a Coast Guard member for their hard work. Play games like water balloon toss or pretend to rescue a stuffed animal boat in trouble. You can also watch movies about the Coast Guard with some popcorn. At the end of the day, sing a song or write a story about brave heroes who keep people safe at sea.
Where U.S. Coast Guard Day is celebrated?
- - United States
