International Animal Rights Day is December 10th! Did you know? There are currently 16,306 endangered species worldwide. Some of these species include tigers, blue whales, hawksbill sea turtle, asian elephant, irrawaddy dolphin, and eastern gorilla. Some ways to help endangered species: Reduce and Reuse Don’t use harsh chemicals in your …
National Brownie Day is December 8th! Did you know? In the United States, the chocolate brownie is a favorite, with the blonde brownie running a close second. A blonde brownie is made with brown sugar and no chocolate and is often called a blondie. Enjoy some fudgy, warm brownies. Be sure to …
Celebrate National Cookie Day on December 4th by making salt dough cookie ornaments for your Christmas tree! Follow the recipe below: Materials/ingredients: 1/2 cup salt, 1 cup flour, 1/2 cup water, paint or glitter, and ribbon or string. Steps: 1. In a large bowl, mix together your salt and flour. …
National Fritters Day is December 2nd! Fritters come in a variety of forms, from morsels dipped in flavorful batters to bits of dough stuffed or filled with delicious surprises. All of the varieties are deep-fried and served hot with dips, drips or dustings of seasonings, sweets or sauces. Found in …
Celebrate this National Christmas Lights Day this December 1st by printing out the PDF handout below! Color the lights and the tree! You can also copy the tree onto a green piece of construction paper and make your own tree! To celebrate, make sure to help your family decorate for …
National Christmas Movie Marathon Day is December 23rd! Get ready to snuggle in your warm blanket with a mug of hot chocolate and your favorite holiday snacks! There are so many ways to get into the spirit of Christmas and we just love curling up on the couch for a …
Kwanzaa is a seven-day celebration honoring African heritage in African American culture and takes place from December 26th to January 1st. All Seven Principles of Kwanzaa are: unity (umoja) self-determination (kujichagulia) collective work (ujima) cooperative economics (ujamaa) purpose (nia) creativity (kuumba) faith (imani) In fact, the name Kwanzaa comes from the …
Small Business Saturday is the Saturday after Thanksgiving! Small businesses feed our communities. They keep our main streets thriving and employ nearly half of the American workforce. Supporting small business means you’re supporting your local economy, local business, tax base, schools, and infrastructure. Your holiday shopping will put food on …
