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4th of JULY THEME

INTERACTIVE GAMES

BOOKS AND VIDEOS

MUSIC

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Celebration Song (to the tune of "Oh, My Darling, Clementine") 
Wave the flag,
Wave the flag,
Wave the flag, oh, wave it high.
Wave the flag and celebrate
Our nation's Independence Day.
Beat the drum,
Beat the drum,
Beat the drum, bong, bong, bong, bong.
Beat the drum and celebrate
Our nation's Independence Day.
March in time,
March in time,
March in time, oh, watch your step.
March in time and celebrate
Our nation's Independence Day.
Sing a song,
Sing a song,
Sing a song both loud and strong.
Sing a song and celebrate
Our nation's Independence Day.
Watch the fireworks,
Watch the fireworks,
Watch the fireworks light the sky.
Watch the fireworks and celebrate
Our nation's Independence Day.

GAMES AND MISCELLANEOUS

FLASHCARDS
PUZZLE
THREE PIECES PUZZLE
TIC TAC TOE
SUDOKU
SHADOW PUZZLE
DOMINO
MEMORY
TWO PIECES PUZZLE
MATCHING CARDS
CUBE
THE UNITED STATES
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Here's a list of the 50 states of the United States and something famous or interesting that each state is proud of:
  1. Alabama: Space and Rocket Center in Huntsville, known for its role in the development of the U.S. space program.
  2. Alaska: Denali (Mount McKinley), the highest peak in North America.
  3. Arizona: Grand Canyon, one of the natural wonders of the world.
  4. Arkansas: Hot Springs National Park, known for its natural thermal waters.
  5. California: Hollywood, the epicenter of the entertainment industry.
  6. Colorado: Rocky Mountains, famous for skiing and outdoor activities.
  7. Connecticut: Yale University, one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in the U.S.
  8. Delaware: First State, as the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution.
  9. Florida: Walt Disney World in Orlando, a world-renowned theme park.
  10. Georgia: Peach production and the historic city of Savannah.
  11. Hawaii: Hawaiian Islands, known for their stunning beaches and volcanic landscapes.
  12. Idaho: Potatoes, famous for producing a large quantity of the nation's potatoes.
  13. Illinois: Chicago, known for its architecture, deep-dish pizza, and cultural attractions.
  14. Indiana: Indianapolis 500, one of the most famous car races in the world.
  15. Iowa: Corn production and the Iowa State Fair.
  16. Kansas: Sunflowers, known as the Sunflower State and for its prairie landscapes.
  17. Kentucky: Kentucky Derby, a famous horse race held annually in Louisville.
  18. Louisiana: Mardi Gras in New Orleans, known for its vibrant celebrations and music.
  19. Maine: Lobster, famous for its delicious seafood.
  20. Maryland: Chesapeake Bay, known for its blue crabs and sailing.
  21. Massachusetts: Boston, known for its historical significance in the American Revolution.
  22. Michigan: Great Lakes, especially known for the automotive industry in Detroit.
  23. Minnesota: Land of 10,000 Lakes, known for its numerous lakes and outdoor activities.
  24. Mississippi: Blues music, with roots in the Mississippi Delta.
  25. Missouri: Gateway Arch in St. Louis, symbolizing the westward expansion of the U.S.
  26. Montana: Yellowstone National Park, known for its wildlife and geothermal features.
  27. Nebraska: Sandhill cranes migration, a major bird-watching event.
  28. Nevada: Las Vegas, known for its casinos and entertainment.
  29. New Hampshire: White Mountains, famous for hiking and skiing.
  30. New Jersey: Atlantic City, known for its boardwalk and casinos.
  31. New Mexico: Santa Fe, known for its art scene and Pueblo-style architecture.
  32. New York: New York City, known for its landmarks like the Statue of Liberty and Times Square.
  33. North Carolina: Research Triangle Park, a major center for tech and research industries.
  34. North Dakota: Theodore Roosevelt National Park, known for its Badlands and wildlife.
  35. Ohio: Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland.
  36. Oklahoma: Native American culture, with numerous tribes and cultural events.
  37. Oregon: Crater Lake, the deepest lake in the U.S.
  38. Pennsylvania: Philadelphia, known for its historical sites like Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell.
  39. Rhode Island: Newport mansions, known for their grandeur and Gilded Age history.
  40. South Carolina: Charleston, known for its historic charm and coastal beauty.
  41. South Dakota: Mount Rushmore, featuring the carved faces of four U.S. presidents.
  42. Tennessee: Nashville, known as the country music capital of the world.
  43. Texas: The Alamo in San Antonio, a symbol of Texan independence.
  44. Utah: Mighty 5 National Parks, including Zion and Bryce Canyon.
  45. Vermont: Maple syrup, known for its production and autumn foliage.
  46. Virginia: Colonial Williamsburg, a living-history museum.
  47. Washington: Seattle, known for the Space Needle and tech industry.
  48. West Virginia: Appalachian Mountains, known for outdoor recreation and coal mining history.
  49. Wisconsin: Cheese, famous for its dairy industry and cheese production.
  50. Wyoming: Yellowstone National Park, home to Old Faithful geyser and diverse wildlife.
These highlights reflect each state's unique contributions to culture, history, and natural beauty.

WORKSHEETS

CODING
CUTTING
CUT AND PASTE
MAZE
COUNTING
SIGHT WORDS
COLOUR AND TRACE
WRITING
MATCHING SHADOW
MATCHING HALF
TRACING
DAB TO DOTS​
MATH
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