4th of July Books for Kids
One Nation Under God: A Book for Little Patriotstalks about our country and government in a way young readers will understand.
Sweet Land of Liberty (1) (Ellis the Elephant)> is wonderful book about an Elephant who wants to learn about America’s history while on a visit to the library.
Story Of Americas Birthday is a simple board book talks about America is simple words and pictures.
The Story of the Statue of Liberty (Rise and Shine)is a simple board book by the same author as The Story of America’s Birthday. It highlights the beginning of the song the Star Spangled Banner and about our flag.
The Pledge of Allegiance has been in my book collection since I was a classroom teacher. The book shared the song The Pledge of Allegiance and has beautiful photos from around the United States that illustrate various parts of the song.
Our American Flag (American Symbols) shares the various versions of our flag from its first design to our present design.
O, Say Can You See? America’s Symbols, Landmarks, and Important Words shares many of the symbols and landmarks that the United States are known for.
Fourth of July Mice! (Green Light Readers Level 1) is the story of a mouse family had how they celebrate the traditions associated with the 4th of July.
Our American Flag (American Symbols) is the tale of what a little girl sees as she rides her bike around town during the 4th of July.
Grandma Drove the Garbage Truck explains how while trying to pick up a garbage in a truck she has never driven before Grandma ends up in the 4th of July parade.
Many of these books discuss 4th of July traditions or American landmarks. I think the 4th of July is a great time to share with your children the traditions and heritage tied to this wonderful holiday.
If I left your favorite 4th of July book of the list, please leave me a comment sharing it with me.
The Dose of Reality says
I had no idea there were so many 4th of July books. Even though my kids are only 13 and 9, I am always surprised and pleased to see how children’s literature just keeps growing and getting better and better! (It’s the same with books for kids of all levels, even teen reading. It’s just wonderful!) –Lisa
Unknown says
Awesome booklist! we need to check a few of these out. :)-Franticmommy
Lisa @ Two Bears Farm says
These sound really great.
Raising a Happy Child says
Great list. I have to admit that we are not doing much for 4th of July nowadays – except enjoying our street party and a barbecue 🙂
Jennifer Fischer says
I could discover new books to request from the library exclusively from you and never run out!
Mia says
Great list! Pinning and tweeting it!
Anna says
Love this list, Deirdre! I am sharing it on my Facebook page as part of our KBN shout out.
Tina says
Thanks for sharing! These will come in handy with the daycare kids this week 🙂
~ Noelle says
thanks for the list 🙂
we have been visiting the library lately and these will be great 😉
EJ Morales says
Love this list, we have a few patriotic books, but need to get some more
Beth says
This is a list! Thanks for all the great suggestions! I appreciate you taking the time to do this. Off to check them out. . .
Deirdre says
I am thrilled you like this book collection!