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Have you ever been to an Earth Day Celebration? Earth Day began on April 22nd, 1970 and has been celebrated every year since. The original purpose of Earth Day was to bring different groups together to raise awareness about environmental issues.
The last Monday in May is Memorial Day in the USA. Besides a 3-day weekend, do you know what Memorial Day is all about?
Memorial Day is a legal holiday to honor the United States citizens who have died in war. Memorial Day is celebrated in every state.
This fifth day of May is Cinco de Mayo and do you know what that means? Eating and celebrating of course! But do you know why Cinco de Mayo is celebrated?
It happened in 1862, when the French invaded Mexico to get back money that Mexico owed them. The Mexican people were ready to protect themselves and they did.
Even if the blustery winds of March carry a chill, they are the harbingers of spring and sunny days to come. Clouds skittering across the sky may still scatter a few showers, but they’ll coax the daffodils to bloom and the fruit trees to blossom. And as every spring, fluffy lambs and cute little bunnies will be born while chirping chicks will emerge from their eggs.
The last Monday in May is Memorial Day across most states in the US. Besides offering the vacation-starved a 3-day weekend to kick-off the summer season with a barbecue, do you know what Memorial Day is all about?
The blustery March winds are spent. April showers nurture the earth as spring gently awakens. The scent of soft pink cherry blossoms floats gently in the air and bright yellow daffodils cheerily poke their heads above the ground. The grass is greening and birds are singing sweetly. Soft little chicks scurry about while lambs take their first wobbly steps. Amidst all this lovely new life, a furry little gent with floppy ears and a cottontail is hopping down the bunny trail.
Mother’s Day is the holiday that is celebrated in the United Sates and in many countries around the world, although the exact date varies from country to country. Do you ever stop and reflect on how much your mother means to you? Take a moment and think about all of the things that she does for you everyday.
Mother’s Day is celebrated in over 40 countries around the world! The exact date of this holiday, however, varies from country to country. The way in which this holiday is celebrated is also different in the different countries. In the United States, Mother’s Day is usually celebrated by giving our mother’s a present such as flowers, candy, and cards. Many families like to make a festive dinner or go out to a nice restaurant with the entire family. Read about these other interesting ways that Mother’s Day is celebrated around the world.
Most mothers love when their children do chores around the house. Is there a finer way to honor your other than by helping her out when she needs it? Make your mom a coupon book this year. Inside you can include coupons that your mom can redeem at anytime for special favors.
Arriba, Arriba! May 5 is a day of great celebration and remembrance in Mexico and in many Mexican communities in the United States and around the world. This holiday is known as “Cinco de Mayo” (which means May 5) and it is usually celebrated with delicious foods, parties, parades, music, and dancing.
You’ve probably heard about May Day, perhaps you’re even making a May basket or something related to May Day in school. But, have you ever heard of Lei Day? Like May Day, Lei Day is celebrated on May 1st, but instead of a May pole and baskets, people give leis to one another. Where do you suppose this holiday is celebrated? Hawaii of course!
Decorating and painting eggs have been a tradition associated with the Easter holiday for hundreds of years. Different types of decorated and edible eggs are also given as gifts during this time of the year.
But did you know that the most famous decorated Easter eggs were created in Russia over 100 years ago? These elaborate and beautiful eggs were made by Peter Carl Fabergé who was a well-known goldsmith in Russia in the late 1800s.
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