Free printables at Family Education has a host of printable options for July 4th. I think using printed materials are a great visual reference and really help kids with Autism get the idea of a holiday celebration. When concepts branch across several avenues then this helps to generalize concepts. Here are just a few that I think are appropriate. Besides printables celebrate by decorating cupcakes or making jello or ice pops, visit a low key event or join in a parade, dress up the kids with red white and blue and join in your local festivities. Happy 4th of July! (I tried to only have ones that were more creative and not just your typical flag.)
Fourth of July Word Search
Printable. Celebrate America's independence with this printable Fourth of July word search.
Patriotic Resist
Printable. Create wax resist works of art using paint and crayons.
Patriotic Hat
Printable. Children create a patriotic hat that will be sure to show off their American pride.
Egg Carton Uncle Sam
Printable. Create an Uncle Sam sculpture and recycle egg chttp://www.blogger.com/img/gl.link.gifartons at the same time!
Star Design
Printable. Create a picture using the stars and stripes as basic elements.
Mobile of people
Printable. Children can make a mobile of patriotic people by following the directions in this arts and crafts printable.
Patriotic Design
Printable. Everyone will enjoy this collage art activity.
Special Days
Printable. Employ a printable activity that helps build skills in recognizing names of U.S. holidays.
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