Teacher Created Materials 9798330929740 Pub Date: 11/24/2026 $10.99 Trade Paperback 32 Pages Full-color Carton Qty: 140 Ages 4 to 9, Grades K to 3 Juvenile Nonfiction / Holidays & Celebrations JNF026130 Series: Our Celebrations Related Products Ebooks 9798330935239 9798330932542 9798330931583 Fourth of July Avery Rabedeaux Key Selling Points The series can be used to support early social studies (especially civics) instruction. The series helps students understand shared traditions, values, and national identity. A friendly, conversational voice makes each book engaging and ideal for read-alouds. Activities and discussion prompts invite readers to reflect on how they celebrate in their own communities. Historical events and cultural traditions are explored through familiar holidays children already know. Learn what the Fourth of July honors, why it matters in U.S. history, and how families celebrate with parades, fireworks, and pride. Summary Explore the meaning behind Independence Day and discover why it’s is a day for celebration and pride. In Fourth of July, kids explore what Independence Day honors and why it is an important national U.S. holiday. With kid-friendly explanations and familiar examples, children learn how people remember America’s history on this special day and how celebrations bring communities together. Fourth of July: Explores Fourth of July traditions such as parades, music, fireworks, and time with family and friends Connects Independence Day to big ideas like shared history, community pride, and national identity Invites children to reflect on how they celebrate and what traditions mean in their own lives From parades and fireworks to shared history and national pride, the Fourth of July becomes a meaningful celebration children can understand and remember. The Our Celebrations series helps children connect familiar U.S. holidays to the stories, values, and traditions that shape the United States. Each book invites young learners to explore why a celebration matters—introducing its origins, purpose, and customs. With kid-friendly explanations, relatable examples, and discussion prompts that encourage reflection, the series supports early social studies learning (especially civics) while helping children see how celebrations bring communities together. Contributor Bio Avery Rabedeaux is a creative writer who finds inspiration in the beauty of the natural world and the quiet moments of everyday life. Drawing from her home state of Colorado, she writes short stories, poetry, and creative nonfiction that celebrate place, curiosity, and observation. Avery is the author of two books in the Curious Me!® board book series and Ezra Watches the Weather. She now lives in Iowa with her husband, son, and cat, where she continues to explore and write about the beautiful things around her. TCM FSP Shell and CUB 2026 Titles
