There are books for younger preschoolers as well as more advanced preschoolers.

Some are board books, and others are picture books. There are a variety of books that cover the topic of the Fourth of July. It covers the Statue of Liberty, her history, and what she stands for. L is for Liberty by Wendy Cheyette Lewison is another alphabet book. This book uses the alphabet to walk through different aspects of our nation. America: A Patriotic Primer by Lynn Cheney This book is longer and possibly suited more for older preschoolers. The Berenstain family needs to prepare for the parade and along the way learn some history about our nation’s birth. God Bless Our Country by Mike Berenstainīear Country is celebrating the Fourth of July with a parade. This book is full of colorful pictures that easily walk through the celebration of one town with short sentences designed for preschoolers. This book covers a Fourth of July parade, time at the beach, and fireworks.

The pages are very colorful and full of many different things to discuss. Later, the book just mentions who will be next. The first few pages are a predictive text by asking who will be next in the parade. This book covers a Fourth of July parade. Hats Off for the Fourth of July by Harriet Ziefert It is an enjoyable book that encompasses most, if not all, Fourth of July celebrations. There is a parade, picnic and barbeque, as well as fireworks. This is a cute board book following a parent and eagle child as they navigate the Fourth of July. Hello, Fourth of July! by Martha Day Zshock A fun way to do that is through reading books that explain what is about to happen. As our nation celebrates its birthday, it can bring many fun adventures for a preschooler and an opportunity for parents to provide understanding on what all the excitement means. The Fourth of July brings lots of excitement and activity.

Red, White, and Boom! by Lee Wardlaw