Gr6 PSWB term 3

Heritage day is celebrated on...

• 16 June

• 24 September

• 27 April

• 16 December

Reconciliation day is celebrated on...

• 16 June

• 24 September

• 27 April

• 16 December

Youth day is celebrated on...

• 16 June

• 24 September

• 27 April

• 16 December

Freedom day is celebrated on...

• 16 June

• 24 September

• 27 April

• 16 December

Human Right's day is celebrated on...

• 16 June

• 21 March

• 18 July

• 16 December

Woman's day is celebrated on...

• 16 June

• 21 March

• 18 July

• 9 August

True or False

Mandela Day is an official public holiday and you do not have to go to school on that day.

• True

• False

The description below describes which national celebration?

Instead of dwelling in the past we look forward towards healing, reconciliation and nation building. “We are to act together as a united people for national reconciliation, nation-building, for the birth of a new world,” Nelson Mandela

• Human Right's Day

• Day of Reconciliation

• Youth Day

• Freedom Day

The description below describes which national celebration?

The Sharpeville massacre happened on this day in 1960, during a protest against pass laws.

• Human Right's Day

• Day of Reconciliation

• Youth Day

• Freedom Day

When is this day celebrated?

• 16 June

• 25 December

• 24 September

• 18 July

• 9 August