Hi, star watcher!
The Winter Solstice, on December 21st, marks the shortest day and the longest night of the year. It’s been celebrated for thousands of years as a time to welcome the return of the sun. Some people light candles or fires to honor the warmth and light coming back.

Cool Facts About Winter Solstice:

• People used to decorate evergreen trees as a sign of life.

• Some traditions involve stargazing to celebrate the night sky.

• It’s all about connecting with nature and loved ones.

Activity Idea:
Make your own nature wreath! Use leaves, pinecones, or paper cutouts to create a pretty circle.