January 25: National Opposite Day

Are you looking for a reason to be silly? Today is National Opposite Day, so I say let the silly commence! We are embracing Opposite Day here at Let’s Learn With Style.

National Opposite Day

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We will start by eating dinner for breakfast and breakfast for dinner. Opposite Day clothes are another fun way to celebrate so we will also wear our clothes inside out, backwards, mismatched and have wacky hair.

Since we homeschool we have decided to include it our school day too. The book Opposite Day by Warren Croce is the perfect story to ready for our wacky day! After the story my daughter will draw a picture full of opposites and write a few sentences to go with it. I will also let her take on the role of teacher for one lesson. This means I will have to be her guinea pig… I mean student.

We are pretty excited about are wacky National Opposite Day!

What isn’t, I mean is your favorite way to celebrate National Opposite Day?

National Opposite Day

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3 Comments

  1. Stefanie / The Monarch Mommy

    Such a fun day to celebrate with the kids!

  2. Tiffany

    What a cute idea with the mirror. I always loved themed days as I was going through school

  3. Ana

    How fun! Didn’t know about opposite day – good way to do some funky activities with kids!

  4. Stefanie / The Monarch Mommy

    Such a fun day to celebrate with the kids!

  5. Tiffany

    What a cute idea with the mirror. I always loved themed days as I was going through school

  6. Ana

    How fun! Didn’t know about opposite day – good way to do some funky activities with kids!

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