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4th of July
The Fourth of July seasonal pages will provide you with resources to celebrate Independence Day for the United States of America.You will find art projects, musical activities, lesson plans, and more. Fourth of July – In the United States, ‘Independence Day‘ is more commonly referred to as the Fourth of July. It commemorates the adoption of the Declaration of Independence on July 4th, 1776, declaring independence from the Kingdom of Great Britain. Links to Important Documents:Declaration of IndependenceThe ConstitutionBill of Rights 4th of July Art Project Grades K-5Students should have previous knowledge of this holiday and what the fireworks display. A book or videotape of a firework display might be a good lead-in to…
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Happy 4th of July
Happy 4th of July to you and your family. I know most children may be out of School today but Charlie has to go today as we will be starting our new curriculum then which is Five In A Row. Since I didn’t want today to be all work and no fun. I found a bunch of 4th of July Coloring Sheets which Charlie and I can color then we can watch Ghostbusters which Charlie checked out at the library. Come and join us and color the 4th of July Coloring Sheets with us this morning and we can create a book he can share with his friends. Since I…
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4th of July Homeschool Resources from Educents
4th of July Homeschool Resources from Educents As we get ready for the 4th of July tomorrow I wanted to have some 4th of July Homeschool Resources for Charlie to use. So I did a search on Educents and found the following items for 4th of July. So I hope you enjoy these 4th of July Homeschool Resources from Educents as much as Charlie I did. Did you know that the 4th of July holiday commemorates the adoption of the Declaration of Independence on this date in 1776? In addition to the fireworks and BBQs, it’s a great opportunity to help your kids learn. Here are a few resources we think you’ll enjoy!…