{"id":4338,"date":"2013-06-01T18:33:44","date_gmt":"2013-06-01T18:33:44","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/polish\/?p=4338"},"modified":"2014-06-06T23:53:15","modified_gmt":"2014-06-06T23:53:15","slug":"lets-celebrate-dzien-dziecka-guess-how-polish-kids-get-excited-about-june-1st-international-childrens-day","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/polish\/lets-celebrate-dzien-dziecka-guess-how-polish-kids-get-excited-about-june-1st-international-childrens-day\/","title":{"rendered":"Let’s celebrate Dzie\u0144 Dziecka! Guess how Polish kids get excited about June 1st, International Children’s day"},"content":{"rendered":"

Children\u2019s Day is celebrated as International Children\u2019s Day in Poland. Known as Mi\u0119dzynarodowy Dzie\u0144 Dziecka<\/strong> in Polish, this special occasion is marked on June 1st every year. Since its introduction in Poland in 1952, the occasion has been easily adopted by the adults and kids and is largely celebrated in schools and other public institutions. The activities held on this day are dedicated to the children. It is great time for enjoyment, joyfulness and enthusiasm. All in all, Children\u2019s Day in Poland complements Mother\u2019s Day or Father\u2019s Day.<\/p>\n

Children\u2019s Day was introduced as International Children\u2019s Day in Poland in 1952. The period coincides with the onset of the summer season in the country. Moreover, the school ends during this time. Though the occasion is a holiday for kids, they attend school not to study but to enjoy the festival. Special programs and activities pertaining to the festival are organized for the kids in schools. Some of them include outdoor plays and field trips. The entire first week of June is engaged in different festivities for the kids.<\/p>\n

Parks and entertainment centers are beautifully decorated and lit offering games and activities for youngsters, thereby adding to the joys of the festival. Celebrations usually include delivering of speeches on children\u2019s rights and well being. Various programs are telecasted on the television and parties are organized, especially for the kids on this day. Visits to cinemas and theaters are also organized by the schools. Parents purchase numerous small gifts, usually sweets, for their children.<\/p>\n

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Recently, Children\u2019s Day celebrations in Poland have started special sessions in the Polish government. On this special day in the capital city of Warsaw, the Parliament is run by the children, instead of the regular Members of Parliament. Different debates are held on various matters every year – children\u2019s rights and education, and other general matters like war, peace or tolerance.<\/p>\n

The biggest Children\u2019s Day celebrations take place in Krak\u00f3w that begin about a month before the actual date of Children\u2019s day. The Manggha Center of Japanese Art and Technology, situated in Krak\u00f3w, Poland, organizes the Japanese Children\u2019s Day in the beginning of the month of May. Children are exposed to different workshops organized by the Manggha\u2019s staff. Kids are toured especially around the Manggha Centre and taught to do origami, draw Japanese letters and read Japanese fairy tales.<\/p>\n

I always loved that day and celebrate it here in USA with my kids!<\/p>\n

Do nast<\/strong>\u0119pnego razu… <\/strong>(Till next time…)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"\"\"

Children\u2019s Day is celebrated as International Children\u2019s Day in Poland. Known as Mi\u0119dzynarodowy Dzie\u0144 Dziecka in Polish, this special occasion is marked on June 1st every year. Since its introduction in Poland in 1952, the occasion has been easily adopted by the adults and kids and is largely celebrated in schools and other public institutions…<\/p>\n

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