Sandwiches Have a Story! - November 3 National Sandwich Day

 

Welcome to November!

A new month means new things to discover. Did you know November has special days celebrating reading, science, art, food, creativity, and even silly socks?

Get ready to explore, learn some surprising facts, and maybe discover a new favorite book or food!

November's Special Days Calendar

Mark these dates on your calendar!

  


November 3 National Sandwich Day

Celebrate the sandwich! What is your favorite filling?

November 8 National STEM/STEAM Day 

Explore science, technology, engineering, art and math.

November 9 Go to an Art Museum Day

Discover paintings, sculptures and amazing works of art.

Free Composition Notebook photo and pictureNovember 9–13 National Young Readers Week

Celebrate books, reading and storytelling.

🌈 November 10 Sesame Street Day   

Remember the characters who made learning fun!

 November 16 Odd Socks Day

Wear mismatched socks and celebrate being yourself!



 Let's Explore Some Fun Facts!



Sandwiches Have a Story!

The sandwich is named after an English nobleman, the Earl of Sandwich. He wanted food he could eat without putting down his cards!

Question: If you invented a sandwich, what would you put inside?


🌈 Nature Is Amazing!

A rainbow is actually shaped like a complete circle. We usually see only part of it from the ground.

Question: Can you name all seven rainbow colors?


 The Busy Honeybee!


Honeybees use a special movement called the waggle dance to help tell other bees where to find food.

Question: How do you think you would give directions without using words?

 

 


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