Fourth of July: Celebration
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Many people spend the Fourth of July celebrating the country's independence with parades, carnivals, parties, and fireworks. Here are some ideas for more patriotic Independence Day activities, as well as tips for surviving the heat.
Fourth of July GamesWhen your family and friends gather for the Fourth of July, why not play some fun backyard games to keep everyone entertained? From classic croquet to wacky watermelon rolling, these activities will get everyone in the summer holiday spirit.
Check out these ideas for crafts the kids can make for the Fourth of July. They'll be proud to wear their own creations to show their American patriotism on Independence Day.
Independence Day is a time to celebrate America. Maybe you'll go to a parade or a carnival, or have a family picnic and then watch in wonder as fireworks burst open in the summer sky.
If your Fourth of July is heating up, try some of these creative coolers to keep your drinks iced.
Return to traditions by building a kite to fly on the Fourth of July. Adults will love helping build them, and kids will love learning to fly them. You can even paint your kites red, white and blue to honor the colors of Old Glory. .
Keep yourself and your family safe from those burning rays, especially the youngest members of your crowd.
The statistics tell the story: Be safe this Fourth of July and let the pros light up the sky.
Why not build a small campfire to roast marshmallows over during the fireworks? Keep the fire small enough that you can sit close and enjoy it.
If your family spends the Fourth of July weekend outside - at the beach or in the backyard - be prepared for a few bites or stings.
