World Post Day

World Post Day, celebrated on October 9th, is a special day to appreciate the mail and postal services we use to send and receive letters, packages, and postcards. It marks the anniversary of the Universal Postal Union, which started in 1874 to help countries work together to deliver mail around the world. On this day, we remember how important it is to stay connected, no matter where we live. Postal workers and services are recognized for their hard work, and people learn how mail helps bring the world closer, making it feel like a smaller, friendlier place.

How to celebrate World Post Day?

Start your day by making a fun card or letter for a friend or family member and send it using the mail. Visit a local post office to see how mail is sorted and delivered. You can also read a story about adventures through the mail. At home, set up a small mailbox to exchange letters with family members. Maybe create a mini post office with friends, delivering pretend letters. Finally, thank your mail carrier for their hard work by leaving a nice note or drawing in your mailbox for them to find. Celebrate the joy of sending and receiving mail!