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4th of July Letter Tracing for Preschoolers

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These FREE 4th of July Letter Tracing Activities for Preschoolers are perfect for helping your kiddos practice pre-writing skills and build a strong foundation for drawing and emerging writing. 

These types of activities also help preschoolers build their fine motor and hand-eye coordination, visual and spatial, and creativity skills, concentration and focus, phonics, and letter name and sound recognition during summer, especially for those children who still go to summer camps and daycares when the school year is over, and also for tons of homeschool teachers and parents who want to continue with the learning process of their children.

4th of July Letter Tracing

These super cute 4th of July Letter Tracing cards include the 26 letters of the alphabet, each featuring uppercase and lowercase A to Z. It also comes in two versions, one using an entire page for each letter and the other offering you two letters per page.

You will love this low-prep resource, which is also reusable for children to trace, erase, and trace again, making it super fun.  To do that, just print the pages on white cardstock, laminate them, or place them in dry-erase pockets, and let the children use dry-erase markers to trace the letters.

You can keep them separate but put them together as a book, or use a ring to hold them together.

To get them, scroll down to the bottom of the post and put your email address in the box. The PDF file will open immediately for you to save and print.

Other Free Literacy Activities

To add other literacy activities to your collection, click the links below for immediate access.

Beginning Sounds

• 4^th of July Beginning Sounds Clip Cards.
• Easter Beginning Sounds Clip Cards.
• Farm Beginning Sounds Clip Cards.
• Halloween Beginning Sounds Clip Cards.
• Mother’s Day Beginning Sounds.
• St. Patrick’s Day Beginning Sounds Clip Cards.
• Valentine’s Beginning Sounds Clip Cards.
• Winter Beginning Sounds Activity.

Find the Letter

• Cinco de Mayo Find the Letter Activity.
• Pirates Find the Letter Activity.
• St. Patrick’s Day Find the Letter Worksheets.

Letter Tracing

• Cactus Letter Tracing and Matching.
• Spring Alphabet Cards Tracing and Matching.

Word Wall Cards

• 4^th of July Word Wall Cards (English and Spanish).
• Easter Word Wall Cards (English and Spanish).
• Father’s Day Word Wall Cards.
• Mother’s Day Word Wall Cards (English and Spanish).
• Native American Word Wall Cards.
• Spring Word Wall Cards (English and Spanish).
• St. Patrick’s Day Word Wall Cards (English and Spanish).
• Thanksgiving Word Wall Cards.
• Valentine’s Word Wall Cards (English and Spanish).

Letter Match

• Patriotic Owls Alphabet Cards.
• Ornaments Letter Match.
• Easter Basket Letter Match.
• Father’s Day Fishing Letter Match.
• Bats Castle Alphabet Cards.
• Mother’s Day Cactus Letter Match.
• Spring Letter Match Activity.
• Turkey Letter Match.
• Valentine’s Animals Letter Match.
• Snowflakes Letter Match Activity.

Pre-Writing

• Easter Pre-Writing Activities.
• Mother’s Day Pre-Writing Activity.
• Mother’s Day Vocabulary Words Pre-Writing Activity.
• Spring Pre-Writing Pack.
• Spring Line Tracing Activity.
• St. Patrick’s Day Pre-Writing Activity.
• Valentine’s Day Tracing.

Rhyming

• Halloween Rhyming Words.
• Summer Rhyming Activity.

Compound Words

• Spring Compound Words Cards.
• Compound Word Puzzles.

4^th of July Storybooks

These are some of the books we use in July.  You can find them at your local library, used bookstore, and, of course, at Amazon.

If you are interested in purchasing any of them, click the title under my affiliate link, and it will take you to the right page in seconds.

• The Night Before the Fourth of July by Nathasha Wing captures all the fun, excitement, and pride of the best summer holiday, as people across the United States get ready for hot dogs and fireworks. Decked in red, white, and blue, a family heads to a parade, hosts a backyard BBQ with friends and family, dodges an afternoon thunderstorm, and of course, watches a fireworks show. 

• The Story of America’s Birthday by Patricia A. Pingry. This story pairs vibrant illustrations with the text to help create a connection between the Declaration of Independence, the American Revolution, and today’s Fourth of July festivities. This book introduces children to the history and meaning behind Independence Day.

• F is for Flag by Wendy Ceyette Lewison shows in simple terms how one flag can mean many things: a symbol of unity, a sign of welcome, and a reminder that in good times everyone in our country is part of one great big family.

• Curious George Parade Day: Here’s nothing like waiting for something special and magical to happen. Today George is waiting for a parade to start! But before it does, this little monkey manages to find—and make—plenty of mischief.

• It’s Not About You, Mrs. Firecracker: A Love Letter About the True Meaning of the Fourth of July by Soraya Diasse Collell. This wonderfully illustrated children’s book explains what brave Americans did to declare their freedom and equality, and identifies who guided them through it all.

• Daniel’s First Fireworks by Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood. This sweet storybook about a first experience is sure to be a hit with Daniel Tiger fans!

• Hello, Fourth of July by best-selling author-illustrator Martha Day Zschock. Parent and child eagles celebrate America’s birthday in this board book for children. The pair spend the day surrounded by red, white, and blue.

• America the Beautiful by Cholena Rose Dare is a gorgeous, non-fiction book that presents maps of official landmarks, national parks, state birds and flowers, and more. It also lets you learn about American artists, innovations, and food that are part of American culture.  A great way to share facts about our country with our preschoolers.

Pin it for Later

If you don’t have time to check out this activity right now but want it available later, please pin it to your 4th of July, literacy, or writing boards on Pinterest.  That way you will have it available when you need it.

Don’t forget to grab your FREE 4^th of July Letter Tracing cards.  For new friends, WELCOME! By entering your email, you will be added to my free weekly newsletter filled with free printables and educational ideas, download the freebie right away, and get access to my Resource Library full of free activities.

Be happy, safe, and creative. I wish you well.

Love,

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