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Today is Celebration of Life Day. Today is the day to celebrate all that is good about being alive. What are you grateful for today?
January 21st is National Cheesy Socks Day. What are your favorite cheesy socks that you own? Wear your cheesy socks to WST today and show them off!
It's National Squirrel Appreciation Day, WST students, if you get the chance, ask Miss Nora about Chip. Squirrels are beneficial to the environment, including urban areas, assisting in park beautification by planting seeds, and thus assisting with forest renewal.
Feeling a little tired or chilly? Could be you need to participate in National Coffee Break Day! Coffee breaks are important because coffee is rich in antioxidants that have several health benefits. How do you like your coffee?
It's International Take a Walk Outdoors Day! Walking is the most popular form of exercise in the U.S. Want to burn a little extra energy, and increases blood flow to the brain and improves mood. #takeawalkoutdoorsday
Do you like your popcorn buttered, salted, kettled, or plain? Regardless how you like it, today's the day to celebrate National Popcorn Day! Interesting sidetone, there is only one variety of corn that can become popcorn - Zea mays everta.
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Today is National Winnie the Pooh Day. Originally created in 1926 by A.A. Milne, the stories follow a honey-loving bear and his many friends in the Hundred Acre Wood.
It's Elementary School Teacher Day. Who was your favorite elementary school teacher? If have the chance, send them a thank you note!
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. Each year on the third Monday of January we observe and honor Martin Luther King, Jr. King was a civil rights leader best known for his work on racial equality and ending racial segregation in the U.S.
Today we celebrate National Good Teen Day. Throughout the day, encourage a teen who shows good behavior and spend time with your teen doing fun and meaningful activities.
It's National Do Nothing Day! How might you celebrate national do nothing day? Maybe try and work the word 'nothing' into every sentence for the day, of course, do nothing, or say nothing.
It's Martin Luther King, Jr.'s birthday today. National today recommends a few ways to celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr.'s birthday: celebrate diversity over dinner, participate in the Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service, or revisit the "I Have a Dream" speech.
It's International Kite Day! Did you know that the first kites were made in China during the 28th Century B.C.? In 1752 Benjamin Franklin demonstrated that lightning is electricity using a kite.
Ratification Day celebrates a significant moment in American history. This is a day to celebrate the free spirit & bravery that defines our nation and gives us the chance to celebrate our liberation from British rule.
In honor of 3D Animation and Game Design join us in celebrating national Rubber Ducky Day! IYKYK
Today is National Korean American Day. Today we honor those of Korean descent who have made immeasurable contributions to the United States. Today, take the opportunity to learn about notable Korean Americans, learn their history, and enjoy some Korean culture!
National step in a Puddle & Splash Your Friends Day! Take advantage of the rain and have some splashing wet fun with your friends.
National Human trafficking awareness day raises awareness of the persistent issue of human trafficking. What you can do to help eliminate human trafficking includes, volunteering to end human trafficking and fostering education on anti-trafficking resources.
It's National Cut Your Energy Costs Day today. What tips do you have to help others save big money on their energy bills? One that I learned is that if you have your heating system serviced you can save up to 10% on energy costs!