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The Activity:
Celebrate Independence Day with a burst of creativity! Our 4th of July Finger Painting Activity is the perfect way to add some patriotic flair to your festivities. Let your little ones unleash their imagination as they create colorful masterpieces with their fingertips. This engaging activity not only provides a fun and messy way to spend the holiday but also encourages artistic expression and fine motor skills. Gather your paints, and watch as the children bring their own fireworks to life on paper. It’s a delightful way to celebrate the Fourth of July together, making memories and beautiful art!
Getting Ready:
Getting ready for our 4th of July Finger Painting Activity is easy! First, purchase this teaching resource in our SHOP or on Teachers Pay Teachers. Then, gather various colors of finger paints, print out the worksheets, and grab some damp cloths for clean-up. Set up a painting area, preferably outside or on a washable surface, and protect it with newspaper or a plastic tablecloth. Have the kids wear old clothes or aprons. Lay out the paints and paper, and let the creativity flow as they celebrate Independence Day with colorful masterpieces!
Make it Fun:
Make this 4th of July Finger Painting Activity extra fun by playing some festive music while the kids paint and encouraging them to create their own patriotic designs. After the painting fun, treat them to some delicious red, white, and blue popsicles to cool off and celebrate their creativity. It’s a perfect way to enjoy the holiday and create lasting memories!
Keep the excitement going with our All About Summer Activity Set! Plan, countdown, and reflect on an unforgettable summer with engaging worksheets that help students organize their plans and capture their favorite memories.
Freebie:
Practice counting money with our FREE Ice Cream Counting Money Matching Math Game! 🍦💰 This fun activity allows students to use real or pretend money to “pay” for their ice cream cones by matching the correct amount with each scoop. It’s an engaging and interactive way to help them learn about money while enjoying a delightful ice cream-themed game. Perfect for reinforcing math skills in a playful setting!
Download:
Ready to download our 4th of July Finger Painting Activity? Simply click on the blue button below to be redirected to our TPT Store!
Happy Teaching!
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