03/14/2024
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Tomorrow is National Children’s Craft Day
National Children’s Craft Day is celebrated on March 14 every year. This holiday, part of the larger National Craft Month, was tailored to introduce children to the vibrant world of crafting and to encourage them to try their hand at it. Crafting is an incredibly useful hobby to have. Not only is it a fun way for kids to occupy their time, but it also aids in their cognitive and motor development. For younger children, crafting can help develop critical thinking. For older tweens and teens, it supports the development of creativity, patience, and even self-esteem.
“Here’s how you can observe National Children’s Craft Day”
•Create a craft project with a child�-Spending time with a kid on March 14? Use the day to work on a craft project with them. Bonus points if you make something out of reusable waste!�
•Give away unwanted art supplies�-If you have unwanted craft supplies lying around, consider donating them to an organization near you. There are many non-profit child centers, schools, and orphanages to choose from.�
•Donate to craft-focused foundations�-Also, consider donating to a foundation to make a difference one craft at a time. Cash or kind donations are always welcome at most institutions.
Tomorrow is National Learn About Butterflies Day
National Learn About Butterflies Day is on March 14, another day to celebrate and learn about one of the most beautiful and colorful creatures in the world — butterflies! Butterflies are important creatures because they help to pollinate flowers. But, more than that, they are pleasing to the eyes, and we love seeing them around us.
“Here’s how you can celebrate National Learn About Butterflies Day”
•Plant a butterfly garden�-Butterflies love nectar-producing flowers because it serves as a source of nutrition. So, plant flowers in your garden to attract them in their numbers and feast your eyes on their aesthetic beauty.�
•Learn something new about butterflies�-Just like you are doing now, go online, open your textbooks, and learn something new that you never knew about butterflies. Share this knowledge with others, especially kids, to share in the fun.�
•Create your own butterfly�-Get your spouse, kids, family, or friends, and make butterflies with the most creative materials you can find. It can be a food butterfly, a painting, whatever.
Tomorrow is National Write Your Story Day
National Write Your Story Day is on March 14, and this is another day to celebrate the uniqueness that we all possess, that distinguishing factor that sets us all apart; our story. Stories are beautiful and exciting to listen to or read, be it a personal story, ancient or modern. Stories serve the purpose of entertaining, educating, informing, and sometimes, innovating.
“Here’s how you can celebrate National Write Your Story Day”
•Commit to writing your story�-Wishing will not bring your wills to fruition; actions will. So on this day, why not get committed to writing that story, that memoir, that autobiography? It’s not too late to get to work. If your schedules are visibly tied up, you can commission professional writers to help write down your story.�
•Get set! Write!�-Have you been procrastinating for too long in writing your book? Let National Write Your Story Day make that difference for you. So, get set, grab your writing materials or electronic writing devices, and write it all out!�
•Share and encourage�-We can make this day fun, right? Of course, let’s create awareness for others to know about this day. We all have a story to tell, so share that story with the hashtag on social media.
Tomorrow is International Day of Action For Rivers
International Day of Action For Rivers, observed on March 14 every year, is a day that is dedicated to saving, celebrating, and creating awareness about the importance of rivers. Did you know that two million tons of sewage, industrial and agricultural waste are discharged into the world’s water every day? Yes, it is the equivalent of the weight of the entire human population of 6.8 billion people! This is why it is our time to save our rivers for the good of humanity.
“Here’s how you can observe International Day of Action For Rivers”
•Join the movement�-If you want to make a difference in this world, you can plan an event in your locality to save or conserve the rivers and share the details and descriptions to dayofaction@internationalrivers.org.�
•Educate others about the importance of rivers�-Rivers are the lifeline of the Earth, and without them, humankind will perish. So, educate your friends and family about the significance of rivers and clean water.�
•Share your favorite river story�-This day, you can share your favorite personal stories related to rivers. Whether it is related to a fun family picnic or any activities to save the rivers, you can share it on your social media.
Tomorrow is International Ask a Question Day
International Ask a Question Day is an annual holiday celebrated on March 14. It also coincides with the birthday of the famous theoretical physicist, Albert Einstein! The creator of International Ask a Question Day remains anonymous. Questions are a crucial part of learning and overall human development. Questions have led to many breakthrough discoveries. Questions also help with communication. International Ask a Question day is an annual holiday that seeks to transform the way people view asking questions. It celebrates the curiosity of the human mind, and the whats, whos whens, hows, and whys.
“Here’s how you can observe International Ask a Question Day”
•Get expert advice�-Join in the celebration by consulting educational experts on tips to ask questions properly. Don't forget to practice what you learn.�
•Host a Q & A session with friends�-Another way you can join the celebration is by hosting a question and answer session with friends. 20 questions is a great Q & A game to try!�
•Post on social media�-Share questions and posts celebrating International Ask a Question Day on social media. Engage your friends and connections with the fun of the day.
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