Kids can create a patriotic pal for the Fourth of July! This fun project is great for little ones who will love putting on the oh-so-soft beard made of cotton balls.
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You can make a patriotic wind sock from an oatmeal box, construction paper, string, and crepe paper streamers.
Students will be able to name the number of stars, the number of red stripes, the number of white stripes, and name what each represents
My students are eager to learn patriotic songs these days! I chose songs for different grade levels, the youngest learning “America” and the older ones “The Star-Spangled Banner.” In order to help them memorize the words, I laminated 12 copies of each song, cut them into pieces (line strips for the 2nd graders) and put each song in a Baggie. Students get a partner, find a clear space on the floor, and must put the song puzzle together. The first time they do this, they do get to use their song sheets, but later it is from memory only. The kids LOVE this activity! Students will understand what they say every morning during the pledge of allegiance
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