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In this Addition Dominoes game, print out and cut each domino tile out along the thick lines.
Election Wordsearch. Find all the words in the wordsearch puzzle, then use the extra letters to read a secret message: “In the USA, we vote on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November.” This printout is for young students.
Match the syllables to make Election-related words by drawing lines between the syllables. Then write each completed word to the right. This is a printable worksheet for young students.
Write an acrostic poem about voting. Start each line with a letter from the word “VOTE”.
Fill in each of the blanks using one of the July 4 spelling words from the word bank.
Match the syllables in this July 4th-related words printout.
July 4th Wordsearch. Find all the words in this word search puzzle about US Independence Day, then read the extra letters to find a secret message. Words: British, colony, declaration, fireworks, flag, fourth, freedom, independence, July, liberty, patriots, revolution, thirteen, and USA.
10 July Fourth Words - Alphabetical Order Worksheet and Printout. Put the 10 July Fourth words in alphabetical order.
Write a sentence for each word related to July 4. This printout for early readers is about writing sentences. Words: July, fourth, flag, independence, soldier, freedom, people, America, history, fireworks.
July 4th Acrostic Poem - Write a poem about July 4th, the US Independence Day holiday. Start each line with a letter from the words JULY FOURTH.
Think of and write 8 July 4th-related words, then write a sentence with each of them.
Independence Day 30-Blank Word Hunt Worksheet! Make as many words as you can from the phrase “Independence Day” (this worksheet has 30 blanks).
Independence Day 50-Blank Word Hunt Worksheet! Make as many words as you can from the phrase “Independence Day” (this worksheet has 50 blanks).
Find a July 4th-related word for each letter of the alphabet. Find words for as many letters as you can!
Printable July 4th Grammar Worksheet - Find synonyms, antonyms, homonyms, an anagram, and a compound word. Then capitalize, punctuate, and correct the spelling of the sentences.
Juneteenth (also called Freedom Day or Emancipation Day) celebrates the emancipation of the last remaining slaves in the USA, celebrated on June 19. Although the Civil War ended on April 9, 1865, news of the victory of the Union and the enforcement of the freeing of all slaves did not reach the outlying areas of the USA for months. Some of the last of the slaves to be freed were in Galveston, Texas; they were freed on June 19, 1865, when General Gordon Granger and 2,000 Union troops arrived.
Use the word bank to fill in the blanks in this Juneteenth cloze activity. This is a printable worksheet.
Finish the sentence about Juneteenth and illustrate it. The sentence starts, “On Juneteenth…”
Rewrite the Juneteenth paragraph, correcting the spelling and capitalization, and adding punctuation marks.
A printable read-and-answer worksheet on Juneteenth, with a short passage to read, a map to color, and questions to answer.