This most American of holidays will be marked with typical festivities ranging from fireworks, parades and concerts to more casual family gatherings.

Use our Father's Day Fun Facts and Teaching Guide to celebrate the occasion with your students.

Learn more about Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month by downloading this handout for students. Then, view the teaching guide for activity ideas.

The Mother’s Day Fun Facts offers interesting data related to the holiday. Explore these fun facts to learn more about mothers in the U.S.

Earth Day is recognized every year to raise awareness of environmental issues and inspire an appreciation for the environment.

March is Women’s History Month! Celebrate the advances American women have made through the decades with statistics on voting, STEM careers and more.

Celebrate all things Irish with this St. Patrick’s Day and Irish-American Heritage Month handout highlighting associated U.S. Census Bureau facts and figures.

Learn about America’s youth by downloading our new handout for students and give young adolescents a look at their peers across the nation and the world.

Discover more about this observance by downloading our new Black History handout for students. Then, view the teaching guide for activity ideas for all grades.

To celebrate this holiday, this Valentine's Day Fun Facts offers a range of information including statistics on chocolates, flowers and more.

This festive season is a time for celebrating, gift giving, reflection, and thanks. The Census Bureau presents these holiday-related facts from its collection.

In the fall of 1621, the Pilgrims — early settlers of Plymouth Colony — held a 3-day feast to celebrate a bountiful harvest.

Discover more about this observance with our new AIAN handout for students. Then, view the teaching guide with cool activity ideas for every grade level.

This Halloween Fun Facts shares data associated with the spooky holiday.

The Hispanic population of the United States in 2022 constitutes roughly one out five of the nation’s total population. Learn more about this population.

On February 29, 1952, Congress designated September 17 as Constitution Day and Citizenship Day. Did you know that the census is written into the Constitution?

As the nation gears up for another year of learning, discover interesting school-related facts with our Back to School Fun Facts.

Step back in time with this special edition Fun Facts for the 1950 Census. This handout offers a range of statistics about American life in the 1950s.