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These fun 4th of July printables for children will help your kids celebrate America’s freedom and independence while giving kids a fun activity to do during the Fourth of July celebrations. My kids absolutely love when I plan fun activities for them, and this printable 4th of July activities for kids pack is packed full of ideas you can do with your kids, or give to your kids independently! Patriotic holidays are always a blast and these printable worksheets are a fun way to help kids pass the time.

These Independence Day worksheets are fun for kids to use on the Fourth of July. Plan some fun activities for kids of all ages this Independence Day and teach some American history, too!

Fourth of July Activity Sheets for Kids

So, what’s included in this July printable activity pack? You get 16 pages of printable activities for Independence Day fun!

Four different postcards to print and color – These are great for kids to print and mail to friends and family! They include some fun patriotic things on the front for kids to color.

4th of July coloring page – If your kids love festive coloring pages this is so cute and would be great for kids to color and use as a decoration for your Fourth of July party!

4th of July scavenger hunt – Play a scavenger hunt game for patriotic symblos during your Fourth of July party!

Around the house scavenger hunt- a fun summer activity during a day at home!

4ht of July I-Spy Game – My kids love completing these I-Spy puzzles and this would be a great Fourth of July game.

About my house trivia – Answer questions about your home!

4th of July props – Little hands love holding these fun props and taking selfies!

Two pages full of fun summer and patriotic hands-on activities you can do with your kids!

Grab your Fourth of July Printable pack here!

More Fourth of July Activities

Need some more fun activities for the whole family? Give these a try!

Plan a patriotic picnic! Find a festive paper plate pattern and napkins and serve red, white, and blue foods.

Tie-Dye T-shirts in red, white, and blue.

Let your kids practice painting the American flag on a piece of paper.

Use red, white, and blue play dough to make a flag of the United States of America.

Have your kids help you decorate the porch or a spot in your home with patriotic decor. Here’s a look at our 4th of July outdoor decorations.

Learn some patriotic songs like “Yankee Doodle!”

See fireworks displays in different locations.

This isn’t necessarily specific to the 4th of July, but it would be so fun to plan a summer holiday vacation to see our country’s history come to life. You could visit the Statue of Liberty, see the Liberty Bell, learn about Betsy Ross sewing the fist flag, or even see The Declaration of Independence in person!