National Adoption Month – The mission of National Adoption Month is to celebrate the families who have grown through adoption, and to recognize the many children who are still waiting for forever families.
Family Stories Month – Family Stories Month brings families closer together every November.
Cook for Your Pet Day – Our pets give us unconditional love, companionship, and attention, so it’s the least we can do to return their efforts on National Cook For Your Pets Day on November 1!
Advent Calendar Day – Kid’s just love the excitement of the days leading up to the big day, especially when they recieve a little surprise every day. In the past they could look forward to a piece of candy or small trinket, currently there are Advent calendars of all tastes and interests. Counting down the days to Christmas is an enjoyable experience for all ages!
National Sandwich Day – As a popular lunch item, November 3 gives us a great reason to enjoy a sandwich!
King Tut Day – Celebrating 100 years since the discovery of King Tu’s tomb on November 3, 1922.
Japanese Culture Day – Culture Day in Japan is celebrated every year on November 3.
National Candy Day – Celebrating the sweetest day of the year on November 4.
Easy-Bake Oven Day – Learn about the evolution of this perennially popular toy celebrated November 4.
STEM/STEAM Day – November 8th is the day to celebrate science, technology, engineering, and math opportunities for students and their families.
Go to An Art Museum Day – On the 9th of November go to a museum and discover something new!!
Sesame Street Day – This November 10th is Sesame Street Day! Get ready to celebrate the most widely viewed kids’ show in the world!
National Sundae Day – National Sundae Day falls on November 11, so enjoy a cool, sweet treat!
Chicken Soup for the Soul Day – The National Chicken Soup for the Soul Day is celebrated on November 12 to inspire people who are going through a difficult phase in life and help them heal their souls.
Get Outdoors Week – Get Outdoors Week is observed from November 12 to 20 and the perfect opportunity to enjoy the great outdoors!
Geography Awareness Week – Established by presidential proclamation more than 25 years ago, this annual public awareness program encourages citizens young and old to think and learn about the significance of place and how we affect and are affected by it. Each third week of November, students, families and community members focus on the importance of geography by hosting events; using lessons, games, and challenges in the classroom; and often meeting with policymakers and business leaders.
Anti-Bullying Week – Anti-Bullying Week is observed every year in the third week of November.
Young Readers Week – Young Readers Week, celebrated in the second week of November every year, from November 15 to 19 this year, is the perfect opportunity to introduce your young ones to the incredible world of books.
Mickey & Minnie Mouse Day – Celebrate Disney’s lovable characters Mickey and Minnie Mouse on their birthday, November 18!
Play Monopoly Day – National Play Monopoly Day is on November 19 every year.
Game & Puzzle Week – National Game and Puzzle Week is from November 20 to November 26, spanning Thanksgiving week.
National Cake Day – National Cake Day is on November 26. We believe Marie Antoinette said it best when she (allegedly) said “let them eat cake!”
Square Dance Day – National Square Dancing Day is celebrated on November 29 every year in the United States to honor the square dance form of folk dancing.
Red Planet Day – Red Planet Day, November 28, recognizes the planet which has captivated human observers for countless years, Mars.
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