Summer crafts for kids may celebrate summer holidays, incorporate summer themes, or just provide something to keep children busy during their break from school. You will find all kinds of project instructions and ideas on the Internet. Other sources include children's craft books, parenting magazines, homeschool publications, and (depending on where you live) sometimes programs organized by local institutions, such as libraries, churches, schools, colleges, or craft guilds. Summer Crafts for Kids and Holidays
Holidays provide not only opportunities for fun and extra family time but also for learning. In the United States, several summer holidays are patriotic.
Flag Day, which falls on June 14, celebrates the history of the American flag. Independence Day, or July 4, is the national holiday that commemorates the country's founding with the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Labor Day, always slated for the first Monday in September, honors the contributions of American workers.
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