Toddler Party Ideas: Activities, Recipes and More for a Fun Filled 4th of July Celebration

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	Toddler Party Ideas: Need Some Fourth of July Party Ideas? Tweet Toddler Party Ideas: A selection of crafts, recipes and ideas for Fourth of July picnics and parties. Party Activities Patriotic Foam Picture A easy craft to celebrate Independence Day. Great for the classroom. Patriotic Star Pins Fun star pins decorated using a Q-tip and Paintbrush. Star Visors Decorate a foam visor....perfect for an outdoor event. Patriotic Necklace Make a patriotic necklace with pony beads. Add charms to make it personalized. Patriotic Bookmark Make a patriotic bookmark and decorate. Great activity for young children. USA Can Hugs Decorate a can hug so everyone can identify your drink....perfect for dad's bottled water while grilling!! :) Yummy Fun Blueberry Pie With Stars Fresh blueberries make this an outstanding pie and the stars make it a spectacular looking dessert. Broken Glass or Stained Glass Jello Stars now as broken glass or stained glass jello, cut with cookie cutters to make this a festive dessert. No Bake Star Cheesecake Create this simple cheesecake that has such a pretty presentation. Your child will enjoy helping make this one! See Fourth of July Pretzels An eye-catching addition to any picnic or celebration. See Patriotic Sugar Cookies Sugar cookies painted with red, white and blue icing make a great centerpiece or goody bag treat. Patriotic Decorations Patriotic Painted Baster and Barbecue Sauce Dress up your favorite bottle of barbecue sauce or make your own. Paint a basting brush and stamp with stars to make a festive combo. See Patriotic Pinwheels A decorative pinwheel to put on a table or pin up on the wall. See Festive Containers Cute cans to dress up any party table. Fill with flowers or treats and make a centerpiece. See Drink Umbrellas Using paper and a coffee stir, make this simple drink umbrella. Goodie Bags See Patriotic Crayons Here is a cute goodie bag filler or leave a few on each table with some paper for children to keep busy with. Decorate Your Own Goodie Bag Have each child decorate their own goody bag using star stamps and fabric paint. These tote bags can be found in bulk packs at most craft stores. They come in a variety of sizes and colors. Other Goody Bag Ideas Bubbles (you can print your own label with the child's name,a picture or the occasion it is celebrating and glue it around the regular bottle to make it personalized) Mini Play Dough They are about 2 inches across and 1 inch high. Glue a strip of Fourth of July wrapping paper to dress it up! Side Walk Chalk: They sell them in two packs or you can buy a whole tub and put a few in a ziplock or clear bag and tie with ribbon. You can decorate the clear poly bag by gluing on a picture of the child or of the theme of the party. Bath Puppets or Puppet Washcloths Mini Board Books Note pads Crayons Decorated Pencil Boxes (with items children will use like pencils, markers, crayons or erasers.) At certain Dollar Stores, you can find many toddler party ideas. We really like the Dollar Tree which are found throughout out the US. Fireworks Safety Tips Here are some Safety Tips when using fireworks. Other Toddler Party Ideas Birthday Party Ideas Valentines Party Ideas Easter Party Ideas Halloween Party Ideas Christmas Party Ideas	Custom Search Popular Activities Colored Pasta Salt Dough Rainbow Crayons Celery Experiment
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