Free Patriotic Printables & Activities for Kids
Free patriotic printables for kids include everything from coloring pages and worksheets to bingo games, trivia quizzes, scavenger hunts, and simple history activities.
If you’re looking for an easy way to keep kids busy, learning, or entertained, this collection brings all of our patriotic-themed printables and online games together in one place.
There are activities for different ages and skill levels, with a mix of educational worksheets, holiday games, and low-prep activities that work well at home or in the classroom.
**This post may contain affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate and a participant in other affiliate programs, I earn a commission on qualifying purchases.**
Martin Luther King Jr Day Printables
Martin Luther King Jr Day activities are a simple way to introduce kids to Dr. King’s life, the civil rights movement, and important moments in American history. Observed on the third Monday in January, the holiday gives students a chance to learn more about equality, courage, and peaceful protest through hands-on activities and worksheets.
- Martin Luther King Jr. word search
- Martin Luther King crossword puzzle
- Printable Martin Luther King Jr facts
- MLK color by number
- Martin Luther King Jr word scramble
President’s Day Printables
Presidents Day worksheets are a fun way to help kids learn more about the people who shaped American history. Observed on the third Monday in February, the holiday is often associated with presidents like George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, but it’s also a chance to explore the role of U.S. presidents throughout history.
These Presidents Day activities include bingo games, writing prompts, scavenger hunts, printable worksheets, research projects, and books for younger kids and elementary students.
- Free US Presidents Day bingo game
- President’s Day writing prompts
- Free printable pictures of presidents
- President’s Day scavenger hunt
- Presidents Day word jumble printable
- Presidents memory game
- Presidents Day writing prompt worksheet
Want all of our President’s Worksheets in one Place?
President Worksheets for Kids
These president worksheets for kids are an easy way to learn more about the people who shaped American history. Along with well-known presidents like George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, you’ll also find unit studies and printable activities covering presidents from different time periods and political backgrounds.
The collection includes biography worksheets, research activities, unit studies, and history printables for elementary and middle school students.
- Free George Washington worksheets
- George Washington worksheets for kindergarten
- Free Thomas Jefferson worksheets
- Free Abraham Lincoln kindergarten worksheets
- Free Franklin D Roosevelt worksheets
- President Obama worksheets
- Donald Trump family worksheet
Abraham Lincoln Unit Study
$2.50
George Washington Unit Study
$2.50
Presidents Research Project
$5.49
Memorial Day Printables
Memorial Day printables are a meaningful way to help kids learn about the sacrifices made by the men and women who served in the U.S. military. Observed on the last Monday in May, Memorial Day is a time to remember fallen service members and reflect on the importance of courage, service, and remembrance.
Along with printable worksheets and activities, there’s also an interactive Memorial Day trivia quiz for kids with separate question sets for different age groups.
Flag Day Printables
Flag Day worksheets are a simple way to help kids learn more about the American flag and what it represents. Celebrated on June 14th, it marks the adoption of the U.S. flag in 1777 and is often used to introduce younger students to national symbols, traditions, and American history.
These Flag Day activities include printable worksheets, history pages, and learning activities for elementary students.
Learn About Betsy Ross & The American Flag
Learn about Betsy Ross and the history of the American flag with this engaging printable research project. Perfect for Independence Day, Flag Day, and elementary history lessons.
Independence Day Printables
Independence Day printables are a fun way to help kids learn more about American history while celebrating the 4th of July. Along with patriotic games and coloring activities, these worksheets introduce younger students to topics like the Declaration of Independence, national symbols, and the events that led to the founding of the United States.
These 4th of July activities include scavenger hunts, word games, crafts, memory games, and printable worksheets for preschool, elementary, and middle school students.
- 4th of July scavenger hunt
- 4th of July handprint art
- Independence Day color by number
- Fourth of July memory game
- 4th of July trivia questions printable
- July 4th scrambled words
- July 4th word search
- Declaration of Independence printable for kids
Founding Fathers Worksheets
These Founding Fathers worksheets help kids learn more about some of the most influential figures in early American history. From Benjamin Franklin to the writers of the Declaration of Independence, these activities introduce students to the people who helped shape the United States.
The collection includes printable coloring pages, unit studies, and history worksheets for elementary and middle school students.
Constitution Day Printables
Constitution Day printables are an easy way to introduce kids to the U.S. Constitution and the ideas behind American government. Observed on September 17, Constitution Day marks the signing of the Constitution in 1787 and works well for elementary history and civics lessons.
- Constitution coloring pages – Learn about the Constitution, its signers, James Madison, and the three branches of government through coloring and simple facts.
- Constitution Day crowns – Six printable crown designs featuring We the People, the Preamble, George Washington, September 17, and other Constitution-themed images.
Want More Constitution Day Activities?
Make Constitution Day easy to teach with this 50+ page activity pack for grades 2–5, including Constitution worksheets, Preamble activities, the Constitutional Convention, branches of government, puzzles, coloring pages, and more.
Columbus Day Printables
Columbus Day printables are a simple way to introduce kids to Christopher Columbus, early exploration, and the Age of Discovery. Observed on the second Monday in October, the holiday can also open discussions about exploration, navigation, and the lasting impact European arrival had on the Americas.
Veterans Day Printables
Veterans Day printables are a meaningful way to help kids learn more about the men and women who have served in the U.S. military. Observed every year on November 11th, it gives students a chance to learn about service, sacrifice, and the importance of honoring veterans past and present.
These Remembrance Day activities include coloring pages, remembrance activities, and printable worksheets for elementary students.
Bill of Rights Day Printables
Bill of Rights Day printables are a simple way to help kids learn more about the freedoms protected by the first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution. Observed on December 15th, the day marks the ratification of the Bill of Rights in 1791 and introduces students to important ideas like freedom of speech, religion, and the right to a fair trial.
- Bill of Rights coloring pages printable
- Bill of Rights crossword puzzle
- Bill of Rights word search printable
- Bill of Rights fill in the blanks worksheet
Last Updated on 22 May 2026 by Clare Brown
These resources look great but how do I download? Each link leads me to another page with more resources. I am specifically looking at your President worksheets and American History.
Hi, there are a number of ways. If you are looking at the free resources you can go to each page for example: https://www.homeschoolof1.com/presidents-day-writing-prompts/ and scroll to the bottom where you will see a blue box, for this printable example you will see inside the blue box:
Free Presidents Day Writing Prompts
Encourage the students to write this February with these fun writing activities.
First name
Email address
After you have filled in your name and email click on the I need this now button.
You will have to do that for each printable you want but it will be sent within 5 minutes to your email.
I have a lot of President’s worksheets in my shop too: https://shop.homeschoolof1.com/product-category/us-government-civics/
Please let me know if you need any further help.
Clare