February 2022

Writer: Shaurya Choudhary

Photographer: Jaydev Vinod

National Dark Chocolate Day

Hello everyone, this is your Daily Chocolate News. Today I will be telling you about National Dark Chocolate Day. So let's dive right in. National Dark Chocolate Day is on the first day of February. We celebrate National Chocolate Day because it is the anniversary of the introduction of chocolate in CharvEurope. I never knew that, but that is intersecting.

Do you want to know how people celebrate National Dark Chocolate Day? People eat dark chocolate and share dark chocolate recipes. They bake food with dark chocolate. I celebrate dark chocolate day by eating dark chocolate and watching Willy Wonka and the Chocolate factory. People also listen to chocolate songs.

That is all for National Chocolate Day facts and traditions, presented by the Daily Chocolate News. Yummy yummy goodbye!

Writer: Sachi Shah

Photographer: Asmi Dasnam

Love your Pet day

There are many kinds of pets in the world. Some are short, some are tall, but all are ADORABLE. You can adopt fish, dogs, cats, birds, bunnies, and a few more. Pets are our best friends. We cuddle them when we are sad or hug them when we are excited. Pets are a big responsibility.

We can adopt them, buy them, or sell them. We have a big responsibility to care for them, feed them, take them for checkups, take them on walks, and much more. It all matters because their love is lifelong. Love your pet day is on February 20th. This day is to honor the love of our pets.

Our Photographer has a dog named Hazel. She loves to play and has a really fun time with her dog. So, keep loving and caring for our scaly, fluffy, and special friends.

Writer: Bhumika

Photographer: Hiya

100th Day of School

We all celebrate the 100th day of school but have questions come to mind about it. I think the question that bothers everyone is how the 100th Day of school started. Other minor questions are: Why isn't the 100th day of school at the end of the school year? and Why do we celebrate the 100th Day of school? Let's first answer the main question which is how did the 100th day of school start. There is no history of the 100th day of school but I think it started with these kids who made this holiday for fun because they had nothing to do during recess so they made a holiday. Then the holiday spread and the whole world started to celebrate it. So this is what I think of the history of the 100th day of school.

Let's go to the minor questions.

Why isn’t the 100th day of school at the end of the school year? This is because there are 9.2 months in a school year. Which means there are 180 school days in a year. This is why the hundred days of school is not at the end of school Now. Now, do you understand why the 100th day of school is not at the end of the school year?

Let’s now go to the 2 and last minor questionS:

Do We celebrate the 100th day of school? We celebrate the 100th day of school for fun. After all the holidays, the largest celebration for us elementary students is the 100th day of school. From the very first day of the school year classes begin keeping track of the number of days they have been in school in waiting for the 100th day. It is a milestone that represents progress, growth, and achievement. This is why we celebrate the 100th day of school.

Writer & Photographer:

Charvi Dedhiya

National Library Lovers' Day

Did you know that National Library Lovers’ Day is celebrated on February 14? Reading books helps to exercise the brain and relieve any stress that you may have. It may also give you some knowledge if you are reading a nonfiction book. Reading a book at night helps you have a night of better sleep than sleeping after watching a movie. Reading also improves your general knowledge. Books nurture our thoughts and our feelings and help us to be better and more responsible citizens for our community. The world’s largest libraries are the National Library of Spain and the National Library of Russia. Assyrian ruler Ashurbanipal invented libraries. You should be thankful to him because he invented such an important building which has helped people a lot. After all, they are learning new things from books.

Books give you lots of knowledge so you should not mistreat them. You should go to a library, pick up a nice book, sit in a cozy spot, and read it with your family with a cup of hot chocolate. If you are unable to get to the library, pick out a book from your home and read it with your favorite blanket surrounding you like the pages in a book capturing your mind. National Library Lovers’ Day gives people the chance to read a book and relax their bodies all around the world. We should appreciate librarians for maintaining the books so we could read them and keeping them in different categories so we do not have to waste our time searching for a book. “Books are the plane, and the train, and the road. They are the destination and the journey. They are home.”

Writer: Jay

Photographer: Kirubanath

Periodic Table Day

Periodic Table Day is on February 7. The first Periodic Table Day was on February 7, 1863. What is the periodic table and who created it? The periodic table was created by Antoine Lavoisier, Johann Wolfang Döbereiner, John Newlands and Henry Moseley. The periodic table is a table of all the elements. The periodic table has 118 elements and there are still more to be found. Some of the different kinds of elements are metals, nonmetals, and semimetals. Metals are conductors of electricity and heat. Metals are strong and smooth metal surfaces can reflect light, which makes them look shiny. Some different kinds of metal are iron, gold, silver, steel, and aluminum. Nonmetals neither conduct electricity nor heat very well. Nonmetals can be gasses or solids. Some examples of nonmetals are hydrogen, carbon, chlorine, helium, etc. Semimetals are like a combination of metals and nonmetals. Some examples of semimetals are boron, silicon, germanium, arsenic, antimony, tellurium, and polonium.

Fun Facts!:

Iron is the most metal on earth and it also makes up much of the Earth’s core.
The most common metal found in the Earth’s crust is aluminum.
Silver conducts electricity better than any other metal on the Earth so far.
Mercury has the lowest melting point of all metals in the periodic table.
It’s the only metal that’s liquid at ordinary room temperature.
Steel and iron expand when heated.
Scientists used battery polarity( the - side of a battery and the + side of a battery) to weigh the elements
Technetium was the first artificially (means humanly created; not natural) produced element.

Writer: Sahasra P

Photographer: Om C

National Carrot Day 🥕

National carrot day is on Monday, April 4th, 2022. The easiest and tastiest way to celebrate International Carrot Day is to make sure that carrots are featured in every meal! Start the day with a couple of carrot-apple breakfast muffins. Then take along a bag of baby carrots with a bit of ranch dressing for a snack throughout the day. People celebrate national carrot day because International Carrot Day or Carrot Day is celebrated every year on April 4th and is the pinnacle for carrot lovers all around the world. It is the day when the carrot is celebrated through carrot parties and other carrot-related festivities. Join the fun and celebrate Carrot Day yourself! There is also a carrot cake that is made in England. Also, a lot of people in the world celebrate it. Also, lots of people love it!

Writer: Emaan

Photographer: Anjali

Pizza Day

PIZZA FACTS AND ACTIVITIES

HAVE A PIZZA PARTY!!!!! No matter what age you are, the words “pizza party” are guaranteed to delight and put a smile on everyone’s face!
HAVE PIZZA FOR EVERY MEAL! I mean why not??
PIZZA RESEMBLES THE ITALY FLAG. Cheese- white, Tomatoes-red, and Basil-green. White, red, and green are the colors of the Italian flag. And Italy invented pizza. What a coincidence!
During the Super Bowl, more than 2 million pizzas are sold by franchise Pizza Hut!
Pizza is one of the most remarkable and popular foods in America, 350 slices of pizza are eaten by everyone in the world!

Well, that’s all about pizza! HAPPY PIZZA DAY!!! :

Pizza day!! Yay!!!!

Don’t we all love pizza? If you do then you’ll be splendid enough to hear that there is a day to honor pizza which is on February 9th! As you already know from the title, yes, it’s called Pizza Day!! YAY! Let me tell you about it and learn the history of this flavorful treat!

HISTORY

The history of pizza is an interesting history. From a soft cheesy disk to the star of the show anywhere it turns up, dating back from around the 1880s. In Italy, King Umberto and Queen Margherita visited Naples, being bored of the steady diet of French cuisine and asked for something savory, like pizza! The queen tasted a variety of foods, but favored a pie topped with the soft white cheese, juicy red tomatoes, and some fresh green basil, called pizza!

However, even the Queen’s love for the dish, pizza remained little known in Italy beyond Naples’ borders until the 19040s. Across the sea, immigrants to the United States from Naples were replicating their flatbreads in New York and other American cities. They were coming for factory jobs but accidentally made a culinary statement. Relatively quickly, the flavors and aromas of pizza began to intrigue non-Neapolitans and non-Italians alike.

Writer: Nishant

Photographer: Alveena

Super Bowl

The Super Bowl is the annual playoff championship game of the National Football League or the NFL. It has served as the final game of every NFL season since 1966. Since 2022, the game is played on the second Sunday in February. Prior Super Bowls were played on Sundays in early to mid-January from 1967 to 1978, late January from 1979 to 2003, and the first Sunday of February from 2004 to 2021. Winning teams are awarded the Vince Lombardi Trophy, named after the eponymous coach who won the first two Super Bowls. Due to the NFL restricting use of its "Super Bowl" trademark, it is frequently mentioned to as the big game or other generic terms by non sponsoring corporations. The day the game is played is often referred to as Super Bowl Sunday or the Super Sunday.

Writer: Janvi Patel

Photographer: Maanvi Tyagi

National Wear Red Day

National Wear Red Day doesn’t have a specific day it is celebrated, this year it falled on February 4, 2022. It started in the year of 2004. Now, you might think that this day is almost like Lunar New Year because of the color red. Although, it’s not exactly that. We celebrate this day so we can bring attention to heart diseases.

So, how can we celebrate this day? Well, wear something red! This can include jeans, leggings, shirts, dresses, hats, shoes, and many more. One advantage of this day is that even if you only have a shirt, it works. As long as you wear red, or think about this day, you’re good to go! One by one, the world will be 100% healthy.

Writer: Isaac

Photographer: Ananya

Groundhog Day

Ways To Celebrate Groundhog Day

These are some ways people celebrate Groundhog Day. One way people celebrate Groundhog Day is by making Groundhog Stew. Another way people celebrate Groundhog Day is by visiting Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania. One last way is by singing along to the Groundhog Song called The Groundhog. Those are some ways you can celebrate Groundhog Day.

History of Groundhog Day

This is the history of Groundhog day. Groundhog Day, created February 2 1887 featuring a rodent meteorologist, was celebrated for the first time at Gobbler's Knob in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania. The creator of Groundhog Day is Clymer Freas. The groundhog Phil is alive today and is 135 years old. That is the history of Groundhog Day.

Writer: Sohan Patel

Photographer: Miles Kabaria

President's Day

Part 1

Presidents Day is a day that we honor all the amazing presidents for what they have done for

their country. A President is a person who is in charge of the whole United States and makes the decisions for what happens to the country. They’re many presidents that served but some of them played a large role in American history. The original version of the holiday, President’s Day, was in commemoration of George Washington’s birthday in 1796. Washington, according to the calendar that has been used since at least the mid 18 century, was born on February 22nd, 1732. In 1968 Congress passed the Uniform Monday Holiday Bill, which moved a number of federal holidays to Mondays. George Washington was the first U.S president in American history and his birthday is right after Presidents Day. He served from 1789 to 1797. He also signed the first Thanksgiving proclamation making November 26 a national holiday and ending the war for independence and the success of ratification of the Constitution. Abraham Lincoln was the 16th president of the United States and he was the head leader of the Civil War. He ended slavery in 1865 which made many happy and let tons free. Lincoln also wrote the emancipation proclamation read by Fredrick Douglass.

Part 2

The White House is where all of the presidents lived during their presidency and made all of the choices. Our current president Joe Biden is living there now and who knows he might even be planning something for us right now. He is running the country by the side of Kamala Harris. She is the Vice President of the United States. They run the country together and make all the decisions. Presidents’ Day is usually marked by public ceremonies in Washington, D.C., and throughout the country. Most people celebrate Washington's birthday on the 22nd instead of the others that celebrate on the 11th of February. By the early 19century, Washington's Birthday had taken firm root in the American experience as a bona fide national holiday. Its traditions included Birthnight Balls in various regions, speeches, and receptions given by prominent public figures, and a lot of revelry in taverns throughout the land. Along came Abraham Lincoln's birthday on February 12, 1809. The formal observance of his birthday took place in 1865, the year after his assassination when both houses of Congress gathered for a memorial address. When Lincoln's birthday did not become a federal holiday like George Washington’s, it did become a legal holiday for several states.

Writer: Sasmithaa

Photographer: Bhavishya

Valentine's Day

Do you know Valentine’s Day? Valentine’s Day is one of the loveliest holidays. Some might also know Valentine's Day as Saint Valentine's Day or the Feast of Saint Valentine. Valentine’s Day is celebrated on February 14th. Valentine’s Day is a holiday celebrated with friends and couples and many other people. On Valentine’s Day people express their affection with greetings, gifts, and chocolate.

Did you know that the first valentine was written from prison? A lot of people, mostly boys, give chocolates and little gifts. Sometimes to their girlfriend/ boyfriend or sometimes just to their friends or family. The most popular gifts to give are chocolate/candy. Another gift you can give is flowers. Flowers represent to celebrate or express romantic feelings. Many people don’t give gifts and spend quality time with their family.

In conclusion, Valentine’s Day is not only a day to express your feelings but also to spend time with family and friends. Many of us enjoy Valentine’s Day but others also don't have a good time. So next Valentine's Day, have fun and enjoy! So hope you have a great rest of the day! BYE!

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