Free 4th of July Color By Number Printables

A 4th of July color by number is a simple, screen-free activity that helps kids celebrate the holiday while practicing number and color recognition.

Whether you’re planning a quiet morning at home or need something to keep the kids entertained before the fireworks, this fun coloring pack is a great way to blend creativity with a little learning.

These Fourth of July printables include nine patriotic designs that support fine motor skills and keep kids engaged in a relaxed, festive way.

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Fourth of July Color by Number

These free color by number worksheets have become one of our favorite ways to ease into the celebrations.

They’re calm, creative, and give kids a chance to focus while still feeling part of the holiday fun.

With nine different designs, each page offers a new way to explore patriotic colors while sneaking in a little fine motor practice—no prep, just print and go.

How to Use

Just print the coloring sheets below, they’ll each fill a full page. This set includes 9 different designs, all themed around Independence Day.

You’ll need 10 coloring pens or crayons to complete the entire set. Each page includes a color code at the top, and across the worksheets, you’ll use the following colors:

1. light blue
2. dark blue
3. red
4. purple
5. lilac
6. cream
7. yellow
8. orange
9. brown
10. green

These are free for personal or home use. To get the full set, scroll to the end of the post.

USA

Color in the bold letters of “USA” framed by swirling shapes in shades of yellow, orange, and blue.

This sheet uses six colors—yellow, dark blue, light blue, orange, red, and white—and makes a bright, cheerful way to celebrate national pride.

American Flag

Bring the stars and stripes to life with a color by number version of the American flag.

With green, red, white, yellow, and two shades of blue, kids can focus on each section while learning more about this important symbol of freedom.

Stars and Stripes Hat

Uncle Sam’s iconic hat gets a playful twist in this red, white, and blue activity.

Surrounded by a colorful background of yellow, orange, and light blue, this page combines patriotic fun with a little creativity in shading and pattern.

Fireworks

This simple page lets kids create their own paper fireworks show using bright bursts of color.

It’s a quick, satisfying option that works well for younger children or as a warm-up before more detailed sheets.

Eagle

This eagle-themed sheet features one of America’s most iconic animals.

With red, blue, white, brown, cream, and yellow, kids can carefully color each detail, from feathers to talons, while learning about the bald eagle’s role as a national symbol.

Cupcake

Add a little sweetness to your celebration with this patriotic cupcake.

Using red, white, blue, purple, yellow, and dark blue, this page is a fun mix of color and whimsy—perfect for a lighthearted break from more detailed designs.

Stars

Fill the page with red, white, and blue stars, plus accents of purple and light blue. It’s a festive sheet that’s easy to complete and great for kids who enjoy simple, repetitive coloring.

Balloons and Bunting

These two pages feature floating balloons and decorative bunting, ideal for setting a festive mood.

With cheerful colors and simple shapes, they’re a great option for party prep or a quiet moment before the big celebration kicks off.

More Patriotic Activities

If you’re looking to add more meaning to your 4th of July celebrations, these free patriotic activities offer a fun way to combine learning and play:

• Explore the meaning behind Memorial Day with color by number printables that introduce themes of bravery and remembrance in a gentle, age-appropriate way.
• Try a July 4th scavenger hunt to get kids moving and engaged as they search for patriotic items—great for backyard fun or group gatherings.
• Test memory skills with a 4th of July matching game featuring holiday-themed symbols. It’s a simple, screen-free option that keeps kids thinking and entertained.
• Take a closer look at history with our Declaration of Independence worksheets, where kids can color while learning key facts about this important document.

We always love finding new 4th of July books—here are a few preschool favorites!

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Last Updated on 8 June 2025 by Clare Brown