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Happy 4th of July
Patriotic Coloring Book

You've made your BBQ plans, the flags are out and you have patriotic dessert recipes pinned. But, don't forget an essential ingredient in your 4th of July celebrations - helping our children understand the national importance of this day. For small children, some of the concepts can be difficult. You can start by discussing what Independence Day is and why we celebrate the signing of the Declaration of Independence on July 4th, 1776. A great craft and fun discussion can center around the meaning of the stars and stripes on our flag. It's fun to talk about how our flag has changed through the years and why. Check Pinterest for fun, easy flag craft tutorials. A great way to show our patriotism year-round is by thanking a soldier for their service to our country. Discuss with your kids the sacrifices made for their freedom and take the opportunity to explain why it's important to honor our soldiers by saying "thank you" to those who put themselves in harm's way.

Finally, we also have a great coloring book of Patriotic American Symbols such as the Statue of Liberty and a bald eagle to download for free.

Coloring Book

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We will be closed on Thursday, July 4th, for Independence Day!


July Program

  • Letters: m a p s t
  • Sight Words: am, I, a, is
  • Numbers: 1-10
  • Colors: Blue
  • Shape: Circle
  • Social Focus: Greetings
  • Fine Motor: Pencil Grasping

Events

  • July 01-05: Red, White and Blue
  • July 03: Red, White and Blue Day!
  • July 04: Happy Independence Day (Closed)
  • July 08-12: Pirate Week
  • July 15-19: Superhero Week
  • July 22-26: Getting to Know our Classroom and Friends: Classroom Family
  • July 29-August 02: Getting to Know our Classroom and Friends: Friends/Our Classroom Routines
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