Patriotic Activities for Kids

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These patriotic activities for kids are perfect for the month of July! Kids of all ages will love them, and you’ll love that they’re engaged in activities.

These activities are perfect for patriotic holidays all through the year. Celebrate Memorial Day, Fourth of July, and Veteran’s Day with these printables, crafts, and activities for kids.

Patriotic Activities for Kids

Introduce binary coding to your children by having them spell out patriotic words in binary code. JDaniel 4’s Mom

Use these free printable letter templates to help your kids spread kindness this summer with letters to soldiers from kids. Coffee and Carpool

These patriotic color by number printables are the perfect way to have kids practice single-digit addition. My Joy Filled Life

Mix up a batch of red, white, and blue striped 4th of July slime for a fun STEM activity for the holidays. Natural Beach Living

If you’ve never tried marble painting with your kids, here’s the project to start with! This patriotic process art is so much fun for little ones. The Keeper of the Memories

Little ones will love watching the colors melt and blend with this Skittles science experiment. The Soccer Mom Blog

Here’s another 4th of July slime recipe for your kids to try. Kids will love mixing the colors after they’ve made their slime. The Art Kit Blog

Preserve your little ones’ handprints on this American flag craft. Crafts on Sea

Print out these free 4th of July bingo boards for a fun afternoon game. Preschool Play and Learn

If you’re celebrating President’s Day, have your kids try this George Washington mask craft. Kindergarten Worksheets and Games

This fireworks salt painting craft is a festive art project kids will love creating. Finding Myself Young

National American Eagle Day is coming up quickly on June 20th! It’s a day to honor our national symbol and learn about this magnificent bird. Homeschool Preschool

These DIY 4th of July printable wands are great for patriotic parades and backyard parties. Projects with Kids

Toddlers can wave these DIY paper sparklers if they’re too young to wave the real thing. Fun Handprint Blog

This 4th of July fireworks craft is so cute! String a few together for a festive decoration or fill a vase with them for a fun tablescape. Artsy Craftsy Mom

Snip the ends of a toilet paper roll to make this toilet paper roll firework craft. Mom Brite

Here’s another free printable patriotic bingo game you can add to your patriotic parties. Artsy Fartsy Mama

This red, white, and blue water sensory bin will keep your youngest kiddos cool on a hot summer day. Simple Fun for Kids

Make this bald eagle toilet paper roll craft with your preschoolers to celebrate July 4th. It’s also a fun craft to add when learning about birds. Homeschool Preschool

Work on visual discrimination and counting with this festive I Spy Fourth of July activity. Preschool Play and Learn

Show kids what happens when you mix vinegar and baking soda with this red, white, and blue science project. Kindergarten Worksheets and Games

Print out the free template for this 3D American Flag craft. Artsy Momma

Kids will build fine motor strength when they create this American flag tissue paper craft. School Time Snippets

PATRIOTIC PICTURE BOOKS

Fill your book basket with a great collection of patriotic picture books. Most of these books can be found at your local library or used bookstore.

If you have a hard time finding them, you can order them through my Amazon affiliate links by clicking the images below.

 

What is America? – Little learners can discover the symbols, values, and beliefs that make America so great.

Hello, Fourth of July! –  Join a pair of eagles as they spend the day surrounded by the red, white and blue. Along the way, take in a parade, view historical paintings and statues, hit the beach, and enjoy great food at a picnic and barbecue, topping off the day with a colorful fireworks display!

The Berenstain Bears: God Bless Our Country – The Bear family and their Bear Country neighbors celebrate the Fourth of July with a big parade. But not before the cubs get a lesson about the blessings of freedom for their country.

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