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The United States Declaration of Independence is a statement adopted by the Second Continental Congress on July 4, 1776, which announced that the thirteen American colonies then at war with Great Britain were now independent states, and thus no longer a part of the British Empire. Written primarily by Thomas Jefferson, the Declaration is a formal explanation of why Congress had voted on July 2 to declare independence from Great Britain, more than a year after the outbreak of the American Revolutionary War. The birthday of the United States of America - Independence Day - is celebrated on July 4, the day the wording of the Declaration was approved by Congress.
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Category:
Symbols of U.S. Color Book Pictures
Student Level:
preschool,
kindergarten, grade 1, grade 2, grade 3
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How
to use our fun interactive Flag Day - Symbols of the United
States coloring pages:
- Click on one of the colors in the color palette to
choose a color.
- With your selected color, click on a part of a picture
to fill it with that color.
- You may change your colors as often as you like.
- When you are happy with your coloring, you may print
out your picture by clicking on the printer icon on the
coloring page (Says "Full Page Print"). Only your artwork
with sentence will print - advertisements, directions,
and color palette will not print. Graphics print crisply
and clearly.
- If you wish to color your page offline, hit the printer
icon on the coloring page BEFORE filling in any colors.
If you already started to color online, you can color
the parts white or hit refresh to get just the outline.
These Flag Day - Symbols of the United States coloring
pages make great mouse practice activities for younger
children but can also be used with older children beginning
to learn how to read. If the child is unable to read the
sentence that goes with the Flag Day - Symbols of the
United States coloring page, have them click on each word
to hear the sentence. This activity reinforces reading
skills. Check out our additional ideas
on how to use our Flag Day coloring pages for reading
activities.
We offer this Declaration of Independence
coloring page with several different sentences in addition
to our Flag Day collection of coloring
page sentence readers.
Check back often, we'll add pages as they're created:
Flag Day - fun symbols of the United States of America
coloring pages
Betsy Ross Flag - picture
only - no sentence.
Five Pointed Star - picture
only - no sentence.
American Bald Eagle -
picture only - no sentence.
As American as apple
pie - picture only - no sentence.
U.S. Eagle - picture only
- no sentence.
Liberty Bell - picture only -
no sentence.
Patriotic Boy with
Flag - picture only - no sentence.
Patriotic Girl with
Flag - picture only - no sentence.
Statue of Liberty - picture
only - no sentence.
Uncle Sam - picture only - no sentence.
Washington Monument -
picture only - no sentence.
Capitol Building Dome - picture only - no sentence.
Liberty Bell Drawing - picture only - no sentence.
The White House - picture only - no sentence.
Liberty Bell and Declaration of Independence - picture only - no sentence.
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