Guide Note: Earth Day Trivia is a great way to get students interested in Earth Day and the environment. In the classroom or out, trivia can be used to make up fun games to entertain and educate.

The first Earth Day was celebrated on April 22, 1970, and has been celebrated each year following on April 22nd. Some people celebrate Earth Week, which begins on April 16th. The original purpose of Earth Day was to inspire people to think and act more environmentally. Fast Facts:

First Earth Day celebrated in 1970
Earth Day falls on or around the birthdays of several environmental spokespersons
The Earth Week celebration usually begins on April 16th
Originally celebrations coincided with the vernal equinox
Celebrated globally

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