<p>m:aimee,today is children's day.happy children's day.</p><p>k:thanks</p><p>m:do you know about children's day?</p><p>k:it's my day.</p><p>m:yes.it's a special day to celebrate for your growth.When is Universal Childrens day?</p><p>k:i don't know.</p><p>m:the first day of june is children's day.every family all around the world would celebrate this special children's day every year.</p><p>k:daddy,what gift do you give to me?我的禮物呢？</p><p><br></p><p>m:Why do we have this celebration?</p><p>In 1954, the UN(United Nations)thought</p><p>it would be good for all countries and</p><p>religions around the world to come together on 20th November in a joint celebration. It is a day for everybody to think about children, help create a friendly world for every child and to help children know their own rights .On 20th November 1959,the Un started to use a document called the Declaration of the Rights of the Child. On the samedate in 1989, the un began to use the children' s rights listed in the Convention on the rights of the child </p><p><br></p><p>m:How do people celebrate Universal Childrens Day?</p><p>k:eat cake.</p><p>m:yes,we will eat cake to celebrate your childrens day .</p><p>but ,People learn about children from around the world and how they have the same rights. You can take part in fun draising activities to raise money for charities like Save the Children. It is also a time to think about how we can help and protect other children who may be in need.</p><p>There are other special days which also celebrate children. InJuly 1856, the Reverend Dr Charles Leonard held a special servicejust for children. It was called Rose Day and 'Flower Day. Othercountries celebrate children on different dates too.</p> <p>m: do you know childrens rights?</p><p>Children's Rights are things that every child should have or be able to do. </p><p>Most countries follow these rights.</p><p>These are some of them.</p><p>The right to be alive </p><p>e right to give your opinion</p><p>The right to food, clothing, a safe place to live and to have your basic needs met</p><p>The right to an education</p><p>The right to play and rest </p>