5 | "Apple Pie Fourth of July" by Janet S. The cartoon-like illustrations will keep the interest of littler kids while the words of the Preamble are a great learning tool for older kids.
4 | "We the Kids" by David Caltrow Through the antics of a camping trip, Caltrow shows that learning about the Constitution can be fun! This book focuses on the Preamble to the Constitution in an easy-to-understand and fun way. A great read for adults and children alike. There are some parts of the book that may invite conversation about these diversities, if children are old enough to recognize them in the pictures. The illustrations and storyline take families from one end of the country to the other, showcasing the diversity of our great nation and the people who live here. 3 | "This Land is Your Land" by Woodie Guthrie and Kathy Jakobsen Children are familiar with this song that's brought to life through pictures. In fact, they’ll probably ask you to read it again and again. Children will ooh and aah just like when watching fireworks later on. Your children’s attention will be easily kept with the simple, short couplets and the way the anticipation builds towards the celebration. Beach picnics, parades, and, of course, fireworks explode off the page with intricate and vibrant illustrations. Explore the different ways people celebrate, all in rhyme. Your child will want you to read this again and again, and you will want to! 2 | "Red, White, and Boom!" By Lee Wardlaw This book is perfect for reading aloud to a crowd or on the comfort of your couch.
From Kitty Hawk and Kansas and Kodiak Bears to Philadelphia, Pike’s Peak, and Plymouth Rock, each letter depicts something fun and meaningful to all Americans. This book includes American history from the beginning with bright and beautiful illustrations. With short, rhyming descriptions for each letter and more detailed explanations for older children (or to read when younger ones express an interest), these books are full of fun. 1 | "A is for America" by Devin Scillian These alphabet books are always a hit.
Here are some books that will help your family celebrate Independence Day, and learn a little something, too. Reading aloud to children, even those old enough to read themselves, is the best way to ensure their enjoyment of reading. Sometimes snuggling up with your family on the couch and reading a book is the perfect way to start, or end, the day. Learning 5 Patriotic Books to Read with Your Kidsįireworks, barbeques, and pool parties aren’t the only way to celebrate the Fourth of July.
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