The Statue of Liberty is an iconic symbol of freedom and independence in the United States, particularly highlighted on July 4, the national holiday. Offered by France in 1886, it embodies the ideals of freedom, democracy and welcoming immigrants. Every year on July 4, she is at the heart of celebrations in New York, representing hope and opportunity for millions of visitors and citizens. On this day, it is lit up with fireworks, recalling its role as a beacon of freedom and inspiration.
Finish it, display it, and start another! This activity boosts both confidence and color recognition. Let your child’s imagination soar with Statue of Liberty from Independence Day 4th July. Let the colors tell your story. A screen-free moment that’s both fun and productive. Perfect for building focus while having fun with colors. Little artists will enjoy making this sheet their own. Creative time becomes fun and meaningful with this activity. Parents will appreciate this calm and creative activity. A fantastic way to explore colors through your favorite heroes. You control the colors — become the artist of Independence Day 4th July. It’s the kind of page you’ll want to color again and again.
