Imagine that you are in your school with your teacher and classmates. Then, the bell rings and all your classmates say goodbye to their friends and teachers, and go out the door. You do not see them again for the rest of the year. This is the last day of school, where many kids love this day. But why was this day even invented in the first place?
I don’t know a lot about why this was created, but all I know is that it maybe have to do with my two best guesses: because that children should get breaks from school, or that three months was enough time to plan things (like how they teach the lesson, fun activities, etc) for the next school year. The reason why I think these two guesses is that on the last day of school, the teachers make the last day really fun, so there is no schoolwork to do, and that teachers have plans but don’t know when to “make them into reality”. But I think that the second guess was more accurate because that there is a lot of plans for teachers to make for students to learn, it might take a long time to do, so the idea that they plan during summer break just might be the answer. But that is just a hypostasis, so I actually don’t REALLY know the answer.
If you think something a little different than might guess, put it on the comments below! Thank you, and have a great summer vacation!