Kids 4th of July Crafts
We like to think of this great Fourth of July wand as a "sparkler" for
younger children. Our toddler daughter got frustrated last year
when she couldn't hold a sparkler like a big kid, so we came up with
this fun craft to give her something to wave and run around the yard
with. At the end of the night, even the older kids wanted one!
Do your kids need an easy and inexpensive patriotic touch to wear to the
local 4th of July parade? This great 4th of July visor is the
answer! This visor is a great craft for children of all ages - it
is simple enough that the youngest toddler can make one (our 18 month
old helped put the star stickers on the one shown here) but yet older
children can make it as complex as they want.
This Fourth of July flower pot makes a great decoration for either
your lawn or as a centerpiece filled with candy at a party! This
craft is a great way to transform a regular clay pot into a fantastic
patriotic piece.
Transform the red, white and blue into a fun 4th of July "Star Man"!
With long wavy arms and silly googly eyes he's sure to make anyone
smile. This is an easy craft made from materials that are usually
on hand and even young children have fun helping with all the stars.
Made from a paper plate, this patriotic 4th of July Wreath makes a
great holiday decoration. A great craft for kids of all ages to
help with, especially if you use pre-cut foam stars as we did!
This wreath makes a great decoration for the door!
A homemade American flag that your kids can wave alongside a 4th of
July parade. This flag is made from craft foam so it's able to
stand up to even "toddler-strength waving"! Make multiple flags to
use as decoration around the house or yard or even for a party.
A fun paper American Flag craft. Making a simple American flag out of paper with your kids presents a
great opportunity to teach them about the flag. Tell them how each stripe represents one of the original
13 colonies and how each star represents each state in the USA. This is a great way to make learning fun!
Have fun making these U.S.A magnets around 4th of July with your kids and then hang them on your refrigerator or any other place you like. Kids will enjoy decorating them and being patriotic! We have a simple template to go with this to make it even easier for you.
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