National Lemonade Day

May 4, Sunday

National Lemonade Day
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National Lemonade Day is an annual holiday in the United States aimed at developing entrepreneurial skills in children. On this day, children open their own lemonade stands to practically learn the basics of business. The holiday usually takes place in May, but the exact date may vary depending on the region.

History of the holiday
The holiday was founded in 2007 by entrepreneur Michael Holthouse in Houston, Texas. He was inspired by the idea of helping children learn responsibility, financial literacy, and self-confidence through a simple yet valuable experience — selling lemonade.

How the holiday is celebrated
On National Lemonade Day, children:

- Plan and set up a lemonade stand
- Learn how to create a budget and purchase ingredients
- Set a price for their product
- Sell lemonade and interact with customers
- Learn basic marketing techniques
- Decide what to do with the profits: spend, save, or donate to charity

Meaning of the holiday
This day helps children develop important life skills — responsibility, initiative, money management, and communication with people. It makes learning fun and inspiring, turning the simple act of selling lemonade into a valuable life lesson.
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