US History Famous People and Symbols Color Sheets

Apples4theteacher Revolutionary War Coloring Sheets make great mouse practice activities for toddlers, preschool, kindergarten, and elementary children. They can also be used with beginning readers. If children are unable to read the sentence that goes with the coloring page, have them click on each word to hear the sentence. This activity reinforces reading skills. Most Revolutionary War Coloring Sheets come with a selection of sentences.

Check out our literacy ideas on how to use our coloring page readers. Our Revolutionary War Coloring Sheets are literacy builders, too!

All of our Revolutionary War color page readers print crisp and clean. To print your coloring page reader, follow the directions on the specific page you want to print by clicking on the printer icon that says "Full Page Print."

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Bunker Hill Monument - picture only - no sentence.	Young George Washington - picture only - no sentence.
Washington, Pendelton and Henry going to Philadelphia - picture only - no sentence.	Sir William Howe - picture only - no sentence.
Nathan Hale - picture only - no sentence.	Marquis de Lafayette Portrait - picture only - no sentence.
Marquis de Lafayette - picture only - no sentence.	Lafayette Offering His Services to Franklin - picture only - no sentence.
Ben Franklin at French Court - picture only - no sentence.	Nathanael Greene - picture only - no sentence.
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