Fourth of July Craft

How to Make a Beaded Sun Glasses (Eyeglass) Chain Holder

beaded sunglass or eyeglass chain holder

What You Need

Scissors
Red, White and Blue Pony Beads
Elastic Cord
Tacky Glue
Instructions:

Cut a piece of elastic string that will comfortably fit around your neck if glasses are attached.

Form a loop and tie a knot in one end of the elastic string to fit around the glasses (at the hinge) securely. Put a drop or two of glue to secure the knot.

String on beads in color order red, white, and blue, or any pattern or order desired.

Tie a knot in the other end of the string next to the end of the last bead you put on.

Form a loop next to the first knot you made that will fit around your glasses (in the same place on the opposite side) and tie a knot.

Do the same to the other end of the string.

Slip on to your sun glasses chain and enjoy!

More Ways to Celebrate the Fourth of July

July 4th Books for Elementary School Kids

Milo and Jazz Mysteries by Lewis B. Montgomery and Amy Wummer

The Milo and Jinx series is perfect summer reading for older elementary kids. If your reader likes mysteries, check out the whole series.  The Case of the July 4th Jinx features friends Milo and Jazz, along with private eye Dash Marlowe. When things go awry on the 4th of July, they work together to solve the mystery.  Perfect summer fun reading and includes mind bending puzzles for young sleuths

Megan McDonald from the American Girl Series

Julie's Journey takes readers back in time to 1970's, to celebrate America's Bicentennial. Julie and her family participate in wagon train to celebrate this important time in history. There is plenty of action and adventure. Like all the American Girl books, historical information and photographs are included, bringing an important event in history to life for readers.

The right books will keep kids reading all summer long! Pour a tall glass of lemonade and crack open a book. Be sure to check your local library for age appropriate reading programs, too

Happy Birthday America by Mary Pope Osborne and Peter Catalanotta

Early readers will enjoy the illustrated story of a good old fashioned 4th of July; a wonderful celebration of American life, including interesting author's notes. The illustrations offer newly independent readers plenty of a colorful context to keep their interest. Even if you don't celebrate the holiday in such a traditional way, it no doubt represents an aspect of American tradition.

The whole family is sure to enjoy these Patriotic Poetry and Songs.

Have a family picnic with a sing-along and crafts at your next 4th of July party.

Fun kid crafts that inspire kids creativity and they love to make. Parents and teachers appreciate the simple directions and easy to find and use craft supplies.

Get your kids involved in the patriotic celebration of the 4th of July, Patriots Day, and Memorial Day with these quick, easy, fun, and affordable kid crafts. These easy craft projects are low-cost (or free using items you already have a home) and don't need a lot of planning.

Happy 4th of July Crafts

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