The novel coronavirus has changed the way we do everything from work to celebrate holidays, and Independence Day is shaping up to be no different. But that doesn't mean we can't get creative and celebrate at home. Check out these crafts, recipes, and activities that can make celebrating Independence Day at home special.
Celebrating Fourth of July at Home
Activities to try with your children:
- Pizza Pop Recipes
If you normally grill for the Fourth of July but no longer have access to a grill because of the coronavirus, these pizza pops are the perfect treat to make instead! They taste great and are a fun activity to do with your children. - Popsicle Stick American Flag Activity
Looking for something artsy to do with your children? This popsicle stick American flag project is a great way to keep your children entertained while celebrating Independence Day. - American Flag Cup Wreath
An easy but fun and festive activity, this wreath is a great activity for the Fourth of July. - Patriotic Paper Flags
The election season is here, and it's time to convey to your kids an important message! Get your little ones excited with these cute and patriotic flags. - Oil and Water Experiment: Fireworks in a Jar
Create fireworks in a jar for a fun afternoon project and start a conversation about why oil and water do not mix.
Learn about Independence Day using these lessons and activities:
- Independence Day
Learn about Independence Day, a federal holiday commemorating the adoption of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. - Independence Day | Grade K Word Search
Learn about Independence Day with this interactive puzzle. - Independence Day | Grade 3 Word Search