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Get patriotic with my Fourth Of July coloring pages!  They're great for any of our patriotic holidays like Memorial Day, Labor Day, and Veterans Day. Thank you to all our heroes!

I have Uncle Sam, US flags, Statue of Liberty, Independence Hall, eagles, fireworks, and US maps to color. There are plenty of stars and stripes coloring sheets here.

~ Fuzzy

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The name Uncle Sam stands for United States government. They both have the same initials and sometimes it's fun to name the government when "it" is doing something - like celebrating a patriotic day or having the day off!

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Preschool and elementary school kids will love Fuzzy's ad-free PDF printable coloring pages. These digital coloring pages for kids and adults are fun to customize and color for preschool, kindergarten, and homeschool.

Add your name or write a birthday message in your favorite fonts, SIZES, and colors. You'll love using my interactive coloring pages to print! See my main page for more info on digital downloads.

Also, get your favorite crayons, coloring pencils, and watercolors ready for my relaxing adult coloring pages!

See more below.

~Fuzzy

There are many patriotic symbols like the Statue of Liberty coloring page below and the one of Independence Hall.

You can see oodles of star coloring pages here.

American eagles, fireworks and banners make patriotic holidays fun! Enjoy these Fourth of July coloring pages all year long.

Preschoolers and kindergarteners love these patriotic coloring pages on other patriotic holidays as Memorial Day worksheets and Labor Day worksheets, too. Brighten patriotic holidays like the July 4 with coloring pages of children, sparklers, flags, and firecrackers throughout the year.

There are many ways to build the excitement for a parade or fireworks. Coloring pictures is one of them. Kids love to recognize what matches their own artwork!                                              

Has the patriotic holiday passed? Preschoolers like to color July 4th themes that match what they have already seen at the parade on or picnic on the Fourth. These are great for other patriotic holidays, too, like Memorial Day and Veterans Day.

Our Fourth of July coloring pages make fun additions to summer birthday parties.

Also The Fourth is the anniversary of the Declaration of Independence in the United States, July 4, 1776 so children can learn that this is an important day without having to learn much history.

They'll realize the importance of the Fourth by the celebration, picnics, parades, and firework displays.

I think that it is important to teach the children that the colors in the American flag are red, white, and blue. The first stripe is red as is the last stripe.

Knowing this makes the colors fit well. Since there are an odd number of stripes, 13, once the first stripe is red and every other stripe is white, the last stripe will also be red.

The stars and other stripes are white and the field behind the stars in the top left corner is dark blue.

Teach the children that fireworks use bright colors like yellow, orange, light blue, pink, purple, green, red and white.

Sometimes the trick is to show that the light colors should be colored before any dark skies are colored. 

I have coloring pages that include children with July 4th sparklers, patriotic hats, flags and drums. We also have a nifty skyline with fireworks to celebrate the birthday of our country.

You can create your own coloring booklet for learning about history or geography whenever you need to add a little historical fun.

Moms, Dads, and teachers love our coloring pages too. Adults can use these printable coloring pages as banners and posters, especially since they can write or type on the pictures.

Nursing homes love to have coloring pages for elderly adults. You can share them there for an interesting afternoon.

God bless the USA and thank you for coloring with Fuzzy!