4th of july Crossword Puzzles
les jours et les mois 2014-10-03
19 Clues: May • June • July • April • March • August • January • October • December • November • February • September • 4th day of the week • 6th day of the week • 1st day of the week • 2nd day of the week • 3rd day of the week • 5th day of the week • 7th day of the week
July Crossword Puzzle 2022-07-05
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- Until 44 A.D. July was the fifth month in the Roman calendar and named _________.
- World ___ is celebrated July 2nd. (Take me to your leader!)
- This astronaut made history on July 16, 1969 by taking the first step on the moon.
- Long, hot days of July are often referred to as the ___ ____ of Summer.
- To ________ is the act of removing faded blooms from your spring perennial flowers.
- Members of this zodiac sign are born between June 21 and July 22.
- The purple, and sometimes blue, ________ is one of the July birth flowers.
- This Great military genius was born July 20, 356 B.C.
- This pond blooming flower is one of the July birth flowers.
- The full ____ Moon occurs Wednesday, July 13 this year.
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- Americans consume about 150 million of these outdoor grilling staples every Fourth of July.
- The _______ Bell hasn't been rung since 1846.
- Some copies of the Declaration of Independence have printer Mary Katherine _______'s signature on them.
- Crop _______ started appearing in the 1970's, although there have been a number of cases sporadically reported throughout history.
- Members of this zodiac sign are born between July 23 and August 22.
- This day of commemorating the start of the French Revolution occurs July 14.
- July is sometimes called the ___ month because grass dries out from lack of rain and can be made into this winter meal for farm animals.
- This day, celebrated every July 4th, was not an official holiday until almost 100 years after the Declaration of Independence was signed.
- This French microbiologist administered the first successful dose of the Rabies vaccine July 6, 1885.
- Former-President ________, 30th President of the United States, was born on July 4, 1872.
- This gemstone is the July birthstone.
- The first atomic bomb, called ___ ___, was detonated in Alamogordo, New Mexico on July 16, 1945.
22 Clues: This gemstone is the July birthstone. • The _______ Bell hasn't been rung since 1846. • This Great military genius was born July 20, 356 B.C. • The full ____ Moon occurs Wednesday, July 13 this year. • World ___ is celebrated July 2nd. (Take me to your leader!) • This pond blooming flower is one of the July birth flowers. • ...
hi 2025-10-16
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- 3rd month of the year
- 9th month of the year
- 7th month of the year
- 7th day of the week
- 11th month of the year
- 6th day of the week
- 2nd day of the week
- 3rd day of the week
- 10th month of the year
- 5th day of the week
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- 4th day of the week
- 5th month of the year
- 1st month of the year
- 6th month of the year
- 1st day of the week
- 8th month of the year
- 2nd month of the year
- 12th month of the year
- 4th month of the year
19 Clues: 4th day of the week • 1st day of the week • 7th day of the week • 6th day of the week • 2nd day of the week • 3rd day of the week • 5th day of the week • 3rd month of the year • 5th month of the year • 9th month of the year • 1st month of the year • 7th month of the year • 6th month of the year • 8th month of the year • 2nd month of the year • 4th month of the year • 11th month of the year • ...
THE MONTHS OF THE YEAR 2014-04-15
12 Clues: THE MONTH AFTER JULY • THE MONTH AFTER APRIL • THE MONTH BEFORE JULY • THE MONTH BEFORE MARCH • THE MONTH AFTER OCTOBER • THE MONTH BEFORE OCTOBER • THE MONTH AFTER FEBRUARY • THE MONTH BEFORE FEBRUARY • THE 7TH MONTH OF THE YEAR • THE 4TH MONTH OF THE YEAR • THE LAST MONTH OF THE YEAR • THE 10TH MONTH OF THE YEAR
Months and days and colours 2021-10-07
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- 4th day in the week
- 6th month
- 9th month
- 5th colour in the rainbow
- 2nd colour in the rainbow
- 1st colour in the rainbow
- 1st month
- 4th colour in the rainbow
- 3rd month
- 4th month
- 6th day in the week
- 3rd colour in the rainbow
- 7th month
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- 5th day in the week
- 10th month
- 8th month
- 11th month
- 2nd month
- 1st day in the week
- 5th month
- 12th month
- 3rd day in the week
- 7th day in the week
- 6th colour in the rainbow
- 2nd day in the week
25 Clues: 8th month • 6th month • 2nd month • 9th month • 5th month • 1st month • 3rd month • 4th month • 7th month • 10th month • 11th month • 12th month • 5th day in the week • 4th day in the week • 1st day in the week • 3rd day in the week • 7th day in the week • 2nd day in the week • 6th day in the week • 5th colour in the rainbow • 2nd colour in the rainbow • 1st colour in the rainbow • 6th colour in the rainbow • ...
July Crossword Puzzle 2024-03-27
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- Until 44 A.D. July was the fifth month in the Roman calendar and named _________.
- World ___ is celebrated July 2nd. (Take me to your leader!)
- This astronaut made history on July 16, 1969 by taking the first step on the moon.
- Long, hot days of July are often referred to as the ___ ____ of Summer.
- To ________ is the act of removing faded blooms from your spring perennial flowers.
- Members of this zodiac sign are born between June 21 and July 22.
- The purple, and sometimes blue, ________ is one of the July birth flowers.
- This Great military genius was born July 20, 356 B.C.
- This pond blooming flower is one of the July birth flowers.
- The full ____ Moon occurs Wednesday, July 13 this year.
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- Americans consume about 150 million of these outdoor grilling staples every Fourth of July.
- The _______ Bell hasn't been rung since 1846.
- Some copies of the Declaration of Independence have printer Mary Katherine _______'s signature on them.
- Crop _______ started appearing in the 1970's, although there have been a number of cases sporadically reported throughout history.
- Members of this zodiac sign are born between July 23 and August 22.
- This day of commemorating the start of the French Revolution occurs July 14.
- July is sometimes called the ___ month because grass dries out from lack of rain and can be made into this winter meal for farm animals.
- This day, celebrated every July 4th, was not an official holiday until almost 100 years after the Declaration of Independence was signed.
- This French microbiologist administered the first successful dose of the Rabies vaccine July 6, 1885.
- Former-President ________, 30th President of the United States, was born on July 4, 1872.
- This gemstone is the July birthstone.
- The first atomic bomb, called ___ ___, was detonated in Alamogordo, New Mexico on July 16, 1945.
22 Clues: This gemstone is the July birthstone. • The _______ Bell hasn't been rung since 1846. • This Great military genius was born July 20, 356 B.C. • The full ____ Moon occurs Wednesday, July 13 this year. • World ___ is celebrated July 2nd. (Take me to your leader!) • This pond blooming flower is one of the July birth flowers. • ...
Kennedies Revolutionary war crossword puzzle 2023-04-14
16 Clues: Fox • 4th • adams • Revere • George • Hancock • Massacre • tea party • of trenton • of liberty • and Concord • of bunker hill • of independence • great race to Yorktown • surrendered at Yorktown • shot heard around the world
THE MONTHS OF THE YEAR 2014-04-15
12 Clues: THE MONTH AFTER JULY • THE MONTH AFTER APRIL • THE MONTH BEFORE JULY • THE MONTH BEFORE MARCH • THE MONTH AFTER OCTOBER • THE MONTH BEFORE OCTOBER • THE MONTH AFTER FEBRUARY • THE MONTH BEFORE FEBRUARY • THE 7TH MONTH OF THE YEAR • THE 4TH MONTH OF THE YEAR • THE LAST MONTH OF THE YEAR • THE 10TH MONTH OF THE YEAR
July 4th 2022-07-01
13 Clues: fight • crimson • freedom • seeded fruit • glows in sky • sky explosions • outside eating • defends country • Ross seamstress • cloth that waves • dog wiener • Adams founding father • Bell cracked historic site
July 4th 2022-07-01
13 Clues: fight • crimson • hot dog • freedom • seamstress • glows in sky • seeded fruit • sky explosions • outside eating • defends country • founding father • cloth that waves • cracked historic site
4th July 2025-06-20
Independence Days Around the World 2013-06-12
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- July 28th, 1821 (Spain)
- September 16th, 1810 (Spain)
- July 5th, 1962 (France)
- September 7th, 1822 (Portugal)
- September 21, 1991 (Soviet Union)
- January 1, 1804 (France)
- August 17th, 1945 (Netherlands)
- June 30, 1960 (Belgium)
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- March 25th, 1821 (Ottoman Empire)
- July 4th, 1776 (UK)
- June 26th, 1960 (France)
- July 9th, 1816 (Spain)
- August 15th, 1947 (UK)
- April 24, 1916 (UK)
14 Clues: July 4th, 1776 (UK) • April 24, 1916 (UK) • July 9th, 1816 (Spain) • August 15th, 1947 (UK) • July 28th, 1821 (Spain) • July 5th, 1962 (France) • June 30, 1960 (Belgium) • June 26th, 1960 (France) • January 1, 1804 (France) • September 16th, 1810 (Spain) • September 7th, 1822 (Portugal) • August 17th, 1945 (Netherlands) • March 25th, 1821 (Ottoman Empire) • ...
Anything & Everything 2022-07-01
18 Clues: KENOBE • HAKUNA • TOP GUN • TOP GUN • BITTERS • TOP GUN • COLORADO • 21 YEARS • KATE BUSH • DUCK DUCK • DEFENSEMEN • 4TH OF JULY • CLEVER GIRL • TERRY'S DOG • JURASSIC PARK • STRANGER THINGS • EXTINCT THEME PARK • NEW ZEALAND ICE CREAM
DAYS AND MONTHS 2024-09-30
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- - 9TH MONTH OF THE YEAR.
- - 5TH DAY OF THE WEEK.
- - 7TH MONTH OF THE YEAR.
- - 7TH DAY OF THE WEEK.
- - 11TH MONTH OF THE YEAR.
- - 6TH DAY OF THE WEEK.
- - 2ND DAY OF THE WEEK.
- - 3RD DAY OF THE WEEK.
- - 10TH MONTH OF THE YEAR.
- - 3RD MONTH OF THE YEAR.
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- - 4TH DAY OF THE WEEK.
- - 5TH MONTH OF THE YEAR.
- - 1ST MONTH OF THE YEAR.
- - 6TH MONTH OF THE YEAR.
- - 1ST DAY OF THE WEEK.
- - 8TH MONTH OF THE YEAR.
- - 2ND MONTH OF THE YEAR.
- - 12TH MONTH OF THE YEAR.
- - 4TH MONTH OF THE YEAR.
19 Clues: - 4TH DAY OF THE WEEK. • - 5TH DAY OF THE WEEK. • - 1ST DAY OF THE WEEK. • - 7TH DAY OF THE WEEK. • - 6TH DAY OF THE WEEK. • - 2ND DAY OF THE WEEK. • - 3RD DAY OF THE WEEK. • - 9TH MONTH OF THE YEAR. • - 5TH MONTH OF THE YEAR. • - 1ST MONTH OF THE YEAR. • - 7TH MONTH OF THE YEAR. • - 6TH MONTH OF THE YEAR. • - 8TH MONTH OF THE YEAR. • - 2ND MONTH OF THE YEAR. • - 4TH MONTH OF THE YEAR. • ...
Days and months 2024-09-01
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- 9th month of the year
- 5th day of the week
- 7th month of the year
- 7th day of the week
- 11th month of the year
- 6th day of the week
- 2nd day of the week
- 3rd day of the week
- 10th month of the year
- 3rd month of the year
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- 4th day of the week
- 5th month of the year
- 1st month of the year
- 6th month of the year
- 1st day of the week
- 8th month of the year
- 2nd month of the year
- 12th month of the year
- 4th month of the year
19 Clues: 4th day of the week • 5th day of the week • 1st day of the week • 7th day of the week • 6th day of the week • 2nd day of the week • 3rd day of the week • 9th month of the year • 5th month of the year • 1st month of the year • 7th month of the year • 6th month of the year • 8th month of the year • 2nd month of the year • 4th month of the year • 3rd month of the year • 11th month of the year • ...
4th of July 2021-07-30
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- another beverage people drink
- people light these early and they r big and loud in the sky
- white and blue people wear these colors to represent our country
- has chocolate graham crackers and marshmallows
- and family people celebrate this holiday with who
- a lot of people eat this fruit in the summer
- another American food
- people do this outside on a grill
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- and hot dogs 2 common foods that people eat
- common soda people drink
- seventy six the year America got its independence
11 Clues: another American food • common soda people drink • another beverage people drink • people do this outside on a grill • and hot dogs 2 common foods that people eat • a lot of people eat this fruit in the summer • has chocolate graham crackers and marshmallows • seventy six the year America got its independence • and family people celebrate this holiday with who • ...
4th of July 2024-07-01
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- our flag has red and white _______
- colorful explosions in the night sky
- a sweet treat that people throw during parades
- this shape is on the blue part of the flag
- a popular way to cook meat outside
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- our country's leader
- when people, cars, and bands march down the street
- the weather in summer is usually ___
- something people wave or hang on their home
- United States of _______
- the month we celebrate our independence
11 Clues: our country's leader • United States of _______ • our flag has red and white _______ • a popular way to cook meat outside • the weather in summer is usually ___ • colorful explosions in the night sky • the month we celebrate our independence • this shape is on the blue part of the flag • something people wave or hang on their home • ...
4th of July! 2023-07-02
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- a fun meal eaten outside
- a number of people or vehicles moving forward
- a small cake baked in a cup-shaped container
- cooking food outdoors on a grill
- banner used as a symbol of a country
- free from authority
- musical performance
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- things that make a place beautiful
- the supreme law of the land
- making an event or occasion special
- beautiful explosions in the sky
11 Clues: free from authority • musical performance • a fun meal eaten outside • the supreme law of the land • beautiful explosions in the sky • cooking food outdoors on a grill • things that make a place beautiful • making an event or occasion special • banner used as a symbol of a country • a small cake baked in a cup-shaped container • a number of people or vehicles moving forward
4th of july 2023-05-25
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- - The color of the American flag's stripes
- - The American founding father known for his influential writings
- - The sound often associated with fireworks
- - The color associated with liberty and justice
- - The name of the American national anthem's composer
- - The nickname for the American flag
- - The document declaring American independence
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- - The explosive displays seen on 4th of July
- - The city where the Declaration of Independence was signed
- - The national bird of the United States
- - The country from which the American colonies declared independence
11 Clues: - The nickname for the American flag • - The national bird of the United States • - The color of the American flag's stripes • - The sound often associated with fireworks • - The explosive displays seen on 4th of July • - The document declaring American independence • - The color associated with liberty and justice • ...
Months and days and colours 2021-10-07
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- 4th day in the week
- 6th month
- 9th month
- 5th colour in the rainbow
- 2nd colour in the rainbow
- 1st colour in the rainbow
- 1st month
- 4th colour in the rainbow
- 3rd month
- 4th month
- 6th day in the week
- 3rd colour in the rainbow
- 7th month
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- 5th day in the week
- 10th month
- 8th month
- 11th month
- 2nd month
- 1st day in the week
- 5th month
- 12th month
- 3rd day in the week
- 7th day in the week
- 6th colour in the rainbow
- 2nd day in the week
25 Clues: 8th month • 6th month • 2nd month • 9th month • 5th month • 1st month • 3rd month • 4th month • 7th month • 10th month • 11th month • 12th month • 5th day in the week • 4th day in the week • 1st day in the week • 3rd day in the week • 7th day in the week • 2nd day in the week • 6th day in the week • 5th colour in the rainbow • 2nd colour in the rainbow • 1st colour in the rainbow • 6th colour in the rainbow • ...
Months and days and colours 2021-10-07
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- 4th day in the week
- 6th month
- 9th month
- 5th colour in the rainbow
- 2nd colour in the rainbow
- 1st colour in the rainbow
- 1st month
- 4th colour in the rainbow
- 3rd month
- 4th month
- 6th day in the week
- 3rd colour in the rainbow
- 7th month
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- 5th day in the week
- 10th month
- 8th month
- 11th month
- 2nd month
- 1st day in the week
- 5th month
- 12th month
- 3rd day in the week
- 7th day in the week
- 6th colour in the rainbow
- 2nd day in the week
25 Clues: 8th month • 6th month • 2nd month • 9th month • 5th month • 1st month • 3rd month • 4th month • 7th month • 10th month • 11th month • 12th month • 5th day in the week • 4th day in the week • 1st day in the week • 3rd day in the week • 7th day in the week • 2nd day in the week • 6th day in the week • 5th colour in the rainbow • 2nd colour in the rainbow • 1st colour in the rainbow • 6th colour in the rainbow • ...
Months and days and colours 2021-10-07
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- 4th day in the week
- 6th month
- 9th month
- 5th colour in the rainbow
- 2nd colour in the rainbow
- 1st colour in the rainbow
- 1st month
- 4th colour in the rainbow
- 3rd month
- 4th month
- 6th day in the week
- 3rd colour in the rainbow
- 7th month
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- 5th day in the week
- 10th month
- 8th month
- 11th month
- 2nd month
- 1st day in the week
- 5th month
- 12th month
- 3rd day in the week
- 7th day in the week
- 6th colour in the rainbow
- 2nd day in the week
25 Clues: 8th month • 6th month • 2nd month • 9th month • 5th month • 1st month • 3rd month • 4th month • 7th month • 10th month • 11th month • 12th month • 5th day in the week • 4th day in the week • 1st day in the week • 3rd day in the week • 7th day in the week • 2nd day in the week • 6th day in the week • 5th colour in the rainbow • 2nd colour in the rainbow • 1st colour in the rainbow • 6th colour in the rainbow • ...
4th of July 2022-06-18
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- There were 13 of these
- The _______ of July
- The first president of America
- America's birth month
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- John _______ was the first vice president of America
- A colorful explosion in the sky
- The statue of _______
- The flag is red, white, and _______
- The star ________ banner
- The war against the British was called the American _______
- "I pledge allegiance to the _______ of the United States of America"
11 Clues: The _______ of July • The statue of _______ • America's birth month • There were 13 of these • The star ________ banner • The first president of America • A colorful explosion in the sky • The flag is red, white, and _______ • John _______ was the first vice president of America • The war against the British was called the American _______ • ...
July 2026 Newsletter 2026-07-17
6 Clues: A July 4th cookout staple • Ideal corn height by July 4th • Namesake for the month of July • The only U.S. President born on July 4th • Name of the first cloned sheep born in July of 1996 • Number of times the Liberty Bell is tapped on July 4th
Fourth of July 2024-03-22
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- The 50 stars version of the American ___ was adopted on July 4th, 1960.
- John Adams and Thomas Jefferson both signed the Declaration of Independence and became ___ of the US.
- During the American ___, the colonies wanted to separate from Great Britain.
- The Star-Spangled ___ is the national anthem of the US.
- The Declaration of ___ was adopted on July 4, 1976.
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- George ___ was the first president of the US of America.
- Independence is a word that also means ___.
- These light up the night on the 4th of July.
- Independence Day is a holiday celebrated in the United ___.
- The Fourth of July is considered a very ___ holiday.
10 Clues: Independence is a word that also means ___. • These light up the night on the 4th of July. • The Declaration of ___ was adopted on July 4, 1976. • The Fourth of July is considered a very ___ holiday. • The Star-Spangled ___ is the national anthem of the US. • George ___ was the first president of the US of America. • ...
the month of July 2023-12-03
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- - Reunion time for some.
- - Season for outdoor events.
- - Summer recreational activity.
- - Relaxing outdoor furniture.
- - Day celebrated on July 4th.
- - Part of a marching band.
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- - Summer weather characteristic.
- - Outdoor meal season.
- - Summer skin protection.
- - School break for many.
- - Mid-season sport.
- - Outdoor cooking tradition.
- - Explosive displays.
- - Popular summer destination.
- - Zodiac sign for early July.
15 Clues: - Mid-season sport. • - Explosive displays. • - Outdoor meal season. • - Reunion time for some. • - School break for many. • - Summer skin protection. • - Part of a marching band. • - Season for outdoor events. • - Outdoor cooking tradition. • - Relaxing outdoor furniture. • - Popular summer destination. • - Day celebrated on July 4th. • - Zodiac sign for early July. • ...
Kennedies Revolutionary war crossword puzzle 2023-04-14
16 Clues: Fox • 4th • adams • Revere • George • Hancock • Massacre • tea party • of trenton • of liberty • and Concord • of bunker hill • of independence • great race to Yorktown • surrendered at Yorktown • shot heard around the world
4th of july 2023-05-31
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- The color associated with liberty and justice
- The explosive displays seen on 4th of July
- The city where the Declaration of Independence was signed
- The document declaring American independence
- The color of the American flag's stripes
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- The national bird of the United States
- The sound often associated with fireworks
- The country from which the American colonies declared independence
- The name of the American national anthem's composer
- The nickname for the American flag
- The American founding father known for his influential writings
11 Clues: The nickname for the American flag • The national bird of the United States • The color of the American flag's stripes • The sound often associated with fireworks • The explosive displays seen on 4th of July • The document declaring American independence • The color associated with liberty and justice • The name of the American national anthem's composer • ...
4th of July 2024-07-04
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- Proper way to fold American Flag
- the total number of people that signed the declaration of independence
- 1st Pres. to hold 4th of July
- The ruler of England when the Colonies established independence
- The most common food most commonly consumed
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- Statue of liberty's official name
- The first state to declare 4th of July a holiday
- What did the colonists wear to the Boston Tea Party?
- The author of the pledge allegiance
- First celebration of Independence Day was held...
- The largest signature on the Declaration of Independence
11 Clues: 1st Pres. to hold 4th of July • Proper way to fold American Flag • Statue of liberty's official name • The author of the pledge allegiance • The most common food most commonly consumed • The first state to declare 4th of July a holiday • First celebration of Independence Day was held... • What did the colonists wear to the Boston Tea Party? • ...
4th of July 2025-06-18
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- The 13 lines on the U.S. flag represent the original colonies.
- A person who loves and supports their country.
- The national song of the United States.
- The national bird and a symbol of the USA.
- The right to act, speak, or think as one wants.
- A famous document signed in 1776 that announced America’s independence.
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- A war fought for independence or change in government.
- A symbol of a country, the U.S. has one with stars and stripes.
- There are 50 of these on the U.S. flag, one for each state.
- What the U.S. gained from Britain on July 4, 1776.
- A government where people vote for their leaders.
11 Clues: The national song of the United States. • The national bird and a symbol of the USA. • A person who loves and supports their country. • The right to act, speak, or think as one wants. • A government where people vote for their leaders. • What the U.S. gained from Britain on July 4, 1776. • A war fought for independence or change in government. • ...
4th of July 2025-07-07
11 Clues: Signature • Let It Ring • Musical March • Cracked Symbol • Famous Protest • Love of Country • The 4th of July • The Original 13 • Explosive Display • This Flag Was Still There • The Beatles say you want one
July 4th Puzzle 2025-07-02
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- Singer and song writer of American Pie
- NJ crooner who was born in the U.S.A
- This east side town in the Ocean State is famous for hosting the oldest continuously running 4th of July parade
- Hand-held fireworks
- The best beach on which to watch fireworks
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- President who was born on July 4th
- The Beach Boys couldn't wait for this month to arrive so they could tell their teachers they were surfing.
- This Japanese word is literally translated to empty orchestra
- Although not a common 4th of July food, this small potato or cheese filled dough dumpling is delish.
- Joey Chestnut holds the world record for eating ____-six hot dogs
10 Clues: Hand-held fireworks • President who was born on July 4th • NJ crooner who was born in the U.S.A • Singer and song writer of American Pie • The best beach on which to watch fireworks • This Japanese word is literally translated to empty orchestra • Joey Chestnut holds the world record for eating ____-six hot dogs • ...
bms pods type in lowercase only 2022-11-29
14 Clues: Bird • Blue • trail • explore • New York • mandatory • Bee sting • Revolution • Basketball • State tree • 4th of July • The best pod • Anna's brother • Winning football team
Spelling Fun 2013-10-30
20 Clues: rug • arch • city • news • lion • bulls • front • early • small • money • on a farm • i hate it • instrumant • 4th of July • cruise ship • oppisite of prey • a push or a pull • you use it on the grill • i dont know what the word means • most of them are strong fat men
The Birthday Quiz 2020-06-14
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- / 26th May 2009
- / 11th February 2009
- / 5th August 2009
- / 1st July 2009
- / 29th December 2008
- / 4th October 208
- / 10th September 2008
- / 29th December 2008
- / 19th October 2008
- / 7th February 2009
- / 5th April 2009
- / 29th November 2008
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- / 25th January 2009
- / 18th November 2008
- / 21st July 2009
- / 7th April 2009
- / 21st May 2009
- / 17th October 2008
- / 7th November 2008
- / 1st September 2008
- / 15th July 2009
- / 13th June 2009
- / 6th April 2009
- / 15th October 2008
- / 1st June 2009
- / 30th April 2009
- / 28th December 2008
27 Clues: / 26th May 2009 • / 21st May 2009 • / 1st July 2009 • / 1st June 2009 • / 21st July 2009 • / 7th April 2009 • / 15th July 2009 • / 13th June 2009 • / 6th April 2009 • / 5th April 2009 • / 5th August 2009 • / 4th October 208 • / 30th April 2009 • / 25th January 2009 • / 17th October 2008 • / 7th November 2008 • / 15th October 2008 • / 19th October 2008 • / 7th February 2009 • ...
spanish 2023-10-18
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- - middle of the work week
- - christmas
- - halloween
- - end of the week
- - first month of the year
- - last day of work week
- - first day of the month
- - summers starting
- - morning
- - moon
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- - leprechauns
- - 4th of july
- - last day of the month
- - right before 2
- night
- - half of 24
- - after miercoles
- - midnight
- - after monday
- afternoon
20 Clues: night • - moon • afternoon • - morning • - midnight • - christmas • - halloween • - half of 24 • - leprechauns • - 4th of july • - after monday • - right before 2 • - end of the week • - after miercoles • - summers starting • - last day of the month • - last day of work week • - first day of the month • - middle of the work week • - first month of the year
Days and Months 2022-06-14
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- 8th month of the year
- the only month that has a leap year
- 5th day of the week
- day before thursday
- first day of the working week
- the 10th month of the year
- 9th month of the year
- what will next month be?
- start of the weekend
- month before december
- a month with three letters
- the season with snow
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- 4th day of the week
- 1st month of the year
- what month is it now?
- the hot season
- the month that has christmas
- day after monday
- 4th month of the year
- last day of the week
- the month after february
21 Clues: the hot season • day after monday • 4th day of the week • 5th day of the week • day before thursday • last day of the week • start of the weekend • the season with snow • 1st month of the year • what month is it now? • 8th month of the year • 4th month of the year • 9th month of the year • month before december • what will next month be? • the month after february • the 10th month of the year • ...
4th of July 2024-07-01
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- our flag has red and white _______
- colorful explosions in the night sky
- a sweet treat that people throw during parades
- this shape is on the blue part of the flag
- a popular way to cook meat outside
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- our country's leader
- when people, cars, and bands march down the street
- the weather in summer is usually ___
- something people wave or hang on their home
- United States of _______
- the month we celebrate our independence
11 Clues: our country's leader • United States of _______ • our flag has red and white _______ • a popular way to cook meat outside • the weather in summer is usually ___ • colorful explosions in the night sky • the month we celebrate our independence • this shape is on the blue part of the flag • something people wave or hang on their home • ...
4th of July Crossword 2023-07-05
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- Watch these in the evening to celebrate Independence day
- To be free to do what one wants
- A group of people walking to celebrate something
- Grilled beef and vegetables on a bun
- Country America declared independence from
- A song that represents a country
- Document that explains the laws and rights of a country
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- To cook meat outside
- Americans have _______ of speech, religion, and press
- George ________ Framer of the Constitution and first president of the U.S.
- Red, white and blue symbol of America waved or flown on July 4th
- The things people have the freedom to do
- The first Independence Day was on ____ 4th, 1776
13 Clues: To cook meat outside • To be free to do what one wants • A song that represents a country • Grilled beef and vegetables on a bun • The things people have the freedom to do • Country America declared independence from • A group of people walking to celebrate something • The first Independence Day was on ____ 4th, 1776 • Americans have _______ of speech, religion, and press • ...
SCS July 4th Crossword Puzzle 2020-06-30
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- This country gained independence from the U.S. on the Fourth of July
- The state pie of _____ is apple pie
- the oldest Fourth of July parade held in this city
- On 4th of July in 1778 George Washington gave his soldiers a double ration of ___ to celebrate
- This country gave America the Statue Of Liberty
- The capital of Montana is named for a Shakespearean heroine
- The first Olympics hosted the USA was held in this state
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- The Mall of America® can be found in this city
- the first newspaper to print the Declaration of Independence was the ______ Evening Post
- The very first 4th of July fireworks show took place in 1777 in this city
- There is a myth that Benjamin Franklin wanted this bird to be the National Bird
- the section of the Declaration of Independence that mentions “life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness" is called the
12 Clues: The state pie of _____ is apple pie • The Mall of America® can be found in this city • This country gave America the Statue Of Liberty • the oldest Fourth of July parade held in this city • The first Olympics hosted the USA was held in this state • The capital of Montana is named for a Shakespearean heroine • ...
SCS July 4th Crossword Puzzle 2020-06-30
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- The very first 4th of July fireworks show took place in 1777 in this city
- the first newspaper to print the Declaration of Independence was the ______ Evening Post
- The state pie of _____ is apple pie
- the section of the Declaration of Independence that mentions “life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness" is called the
- the oldest Fourth of July parade held in this city
- There is a myth that Benjamin Franklin wanted this bird to be the National Bird
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- This country gave America the Statue Of Liberty
- The capital of Montana is named for a Shakespearean heroine
- The first Olympics hosted the USA was held in this state
- This country gained independence from the U.S. on the Fourth of July
- The Mall of America® can be found in this city
- On 4th of July in 1778 George Washington gave his soldiers a double ration of ___ to celebrate
12 Clues: The state pie of _____ is apple pie • The Mall of America® can be found in this city • This country gave America the Statue Of Liberty • the oldest Fourth of July parade held in this city • The first Olympics hosted the USA was held in this state • The capital of Montana is named for a Shakespearean heroine • ...
SCS July 4th Crossword Puzzle 2020-06-30
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- The very first 4th of July fireworks show took place in 1777 in this city
- the first newspaper to print the Declaration of Independence was the ______ Evening Post
- The state pie of _____ is apple pie
- the section of the Declaration of Independence that mentions “life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness" is called the
- the oldest Fourth of July parade held in this city
- There is a myth that Benjamin Franklin wanted this bird to be the National Bird
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- This country gave America the Statue Of Liberty
- The capital of Montana is named for a Shakespearean heroine
- The first Olympics hosted the USA was held in this state
- This country gained independence from the U.S. on the Fourth of July
- The Mall of America® can be found in this city
- On 4th of July in 1778 George Washington gave his soldiers a double ration of ___ to celebrate
12 Clues: The state pie of _____ is apple pie • The Mall of America® can be found in this city • This country gave America the Statue Of Liberty • the oldest Fourth of July parade held in this city • The first Olympics hosted the USA was held in this state • The capital of Montana is named for a Shakespearean heroine • ...
Months and days of the week 2025-09-17
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- the 8th month of the year
- the 1st month of the year
- the 6th month
- Month of valentine
- the 3rd day of the week
- the 4th month of the year
- 5th month
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- Last day of the weekend
- the 4th day of the week
- the 2nd day of the week
- the Month of Christmas
- the 1st day of the week
- the 7th month of the year
- last day of school days
- the 3rd month of the year
15 Clues: 5th month • the 6th month • Month of valentine • the Month of Christmas • Last day of the weekend • the 4th day of the week • the 2nd day of the week • the 1st day of the week • last day of school days • the 3rd day of the week • the 8th month of the year • the 1st month of the year • the 7th month of the year • the 4th month of the year • the 3rd month of the year
Days Months Weeks 2020-09-27
18 Clues: May • April • 4th July • February • November • September • March 17th • January 21st • 31st October • 31st December • February 29th • 25th December • 14th February • Festival of Lights • 3rd Monday in April • Thursday in November • Day after Thanksgiving • October 1492 made this day famous
The Birthday Quiz 2020-06-14
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- 26th May 2009
- 11th February 2009
- 5th August 2009
- 1st July 2009
- 29th December 2008
- 4th October 208
- 10th September 2008
- 29th December 2008
- 19th October 2008
- 7th February 2009
- 5th April 2009
- 29th November 2008
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- 25th January 2009
- 18th November 2008
- 21st July 2009
- 7th April 2009
- 21st May 2009
- 17th October 2008
- 7th November 2008
- 1st September 2008
- 15th July 2009
- 13th June 2009
- 6th April 2009
- 15th October 2008
- 1st June 2009
- 30th April 2009
- 28th December 2008
27 Clues: 26th May 2009 • 21st May 2009 • 1st July 2009 • 1st June 2009 • 21st July 2009 • 7th April 2009 • 15th July 2009 • 13th June 2009 • 6th April 2009 • 5th April 2009 • 5th August 2009 • 4th October 208 • 30th April 2009 • 25th January 2009 • 17th October 2008 • 7th November 2008 • 15th October 2008 • 19th October 2008 • 7th February 2009 • 18th November 2008 • 11th February 2009 • 1st September 2008 • ...
4th July 2024 2024-06-29
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- One of baby Michael's first words.
- Sam's first job.
- Made in the USA.
- Shelley's favorite shade of blue.
- Country where Noah proposed.
- Nathan's sport of choice.
- Grand #4.
- Contest won by Zach at BF.
- Grandma's hobby.
- Basement noisy game.
- Most popular car for grands.
- HHR #1's name.
- Abby's HHR.
- Anna's profession.
- Nick will be a freshman there in 2024.
- Given name used 4 times in our family .
- NoWay's employer.
- Month with no family birthdays.
- Jill's OSU degree.
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- Dawn's high school activity.
- Juliana's HHR's name.
- Grandma called her grandbaby #2 a ____.
- A main ingredient in Grandma's pancakes.
- Month with the most family birthdays.
- Sport best for Micah.
- Zanna & Grandma's middle name
- Instrument of choice for Sophia.
- Maya's middle name
- Isaac's promotion eliminated his being ____.
- Only available Aug 15,16,&17.
- Middle name for Lily, Kay, Selah, & Emma
- Jame's choice indulgence.
- Grandma's DNA/Heritage is 53%.
- Joshua's birthday in September.
- Alyssa & Caleb's puppy.
- Venue location for Emma's wedding.
- Mariah will soon be ____.
- Judah's middle name
- Middle name for Summer and Dawn
39 Clues: Grand #4. • Abby's HHR. • HHR #1's name. • Sam's first job. • Made in the USA. • Grandma's hobby. • NoWay's employer. • Maya's middle name • Anna's profession. • Jill's OSU degree. • Judah's middle name • Basement noisy game. • Juliana's HHR's name. • Sport best for Micah. • Alyssa & Caleb's puppy. • Nathan's sport of choice. • Jame's choice indulgence. • Mariah will soon be ____. • ...
American Characteristics 2021-02-09
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- On what dollar bill can you find Alexander Hamilton's face?
- The Dream all Americans have
- The document that craved freedom on July 4th 1776
- The consequence of the equality of opportunity
- Another word for freedom, found in the Declaration of Independence
- The genre of "Cabinet Battle #1" and "My Shot"
- Finish the expression "The p....... of happiness"
- the price of material wealth
- The first American President
- The catchy name for the men who signed the Declaration of Independence
- The amount of colonies that signed the Declaration of Independence
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- The name of the song, Hamilton sings about the AmericanRevolutionaryWar
- The official name for the 4th of July celebrations in America
- The name of the hit hip-hop musical
- an independent nation
- the first name of Hamilton
- The name of the "author" of the declaration of independence
- Owning nice things
- The consequence of freedom
- Finish the value: equality of o.........y
- The country America desperately wanted to "divorce"
- The most important American value
- The city where independence was won for the US
23 Clues: Owning nice things • an independent nation • the first name of Hamilton • The consequence of freedom • The Dream all Americans have • the price of material wealth • The first American President • The most important American value • The name of the hit hip-hop musical • Finish the value: equality of o.........y • The consequence of the equality of opportunity • ...
America 250 2026-06-26
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- Cherished American ideal
- Red, white, and blue national symbol
- Founding document that established the U.S. government
- The United ___ of America
- President who preserved the Union during the Civil War
- Country known as the Land of the Free
- Month when Independence Day is celebrated
- National bird of the United States
- Building where Congress meets
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- Popular Fourth of July celebration display
- First President of the United States
- Person who strongly supports their country
- What Americans celebrate on July 4th
- The Star-Spangled Banner is the national ___
- Value represented by the Statue of Liberty
15 Clues: Cherished American ideal • The United ___ of America • Building where Congress meets • National bird of the United States • First President of the United States • Red, white, and blue national symbol • What Americans celebrate on July 4th • Country known as the Land of the Free • Month when Independence Day is celebrated • Popular Fourth of July celebration display • ...
SUMMER AT HCSB 2026-04-15
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- USING A TENT
- OBJECT HIT BY BAT
- EAT AT TABLE OUTSIDE
- HARDIN COUNTY EVENT OCCURRING IN JULY
- ADD TO CHILL A DRINK
- IN THE SKY ON JULY 4TH
- EXTENDED FAMILY GATHERING
- CIRCLE TRACK
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- LARGE OBLONG FRUIT OF SUMMER
- USING A POLE
- TRIP WITH FAMILY
- PROPELLING ON HORSE BACK
- COOKING WITH CHARCOAL
- THE BIG TOP
- SANDY SURFACE NEAR LAKE
15 Clues: THE BIG TOP • USING A POLE • USING A TENT • CIRCLE TRACK • TRIP WITH FAMILY • OBJECT HIT BY BAT • EAT AT TABLE OUTSIDE • ADD TO CHILL A DRINK • COOKING WITH CHARCOAL • IN THE SKY ON JULY 4TH • SANDY SURFACE NEAR LAKE • PROPELLING ON HORSE BACK • EXTENDED FAMILY GATHERING • LARGE OBLONG FRUIT OF SUMMER • HARDIN COUNTY EVENT OCCURRING IN JULY
July 4th Crossword 2024-07-01
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- a nickname for our flag
- This Francis penned our national anthem in 1814
- King of England during our revolutionary war
- His song "Born in the USA" is often confused for a patriotic song, when it's actually
- This man got his education, did not forget from whence he came, the world now knows his name
- She is credited with creating our second, and most famous, official flag
- Our first president famously crossed this river to provide a surprise attack against the British
- This movie features Will Smith welcoming some aliens to Earth
- A weapon a revolutionary soldier might have used
- Our first president
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- A common get-together on the 4th with lots of yummy food, usually grilled
- this man once stole the constitution
- A common way to celebrate the 4th in spectacular fashion
- The original home of the White House
- Credited with writing most of the constitution
- These represent the states on our current flag
- According to legend, he rode through the streets shouting "The British are coming!"
- There were 13 of these when our nation was first born
- there are 13 of these on our flag to represent the original 13 colonies
- This "celebration" in Boston was one of the first big acts of rebellion from American colonists
- He was another founding father, and served as our fourth president
- A famous traitor
- A founding father and inventor of bifocals
23 Clues: A famous traitor • Our first president • a nickname for our flag • this man once stole the constitution • The original home of the White House • A founding father and inventor of bifocals • King of England during our revolutionary war • Credited with writing most of the constitution • These represent the states on our current flag • ...
Great American Crossword 2025-11-12
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- famous speech by MLK jr. "I have a _____"
- quote "in God we _____"
- the "city of brotherly love"
- my name is
- author of the declaration of independence
- where the president lives
- mount where 4 presidents faces are carved
- the current month is
- traditional american sport with bats and balls
- currency is the U.S ______
- national bird of the US
- capital of the US, Washington __
- American coin with Abe Lincoln on it
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- the day of the week is
- The senate and House of Representatives make up the
- this bell famously cracked a long time ago
- what holiday do we celebrate on july 4th
- Anthem "Stars spangled ______"
- Nickname for US flag "Old ______"
- us flag nickname"stars and ______"
- first capital of the US was in this US state (2 words)
- popular summer cookout food
- shot off on the 4th of july night
- womens sport with balls and a bat
- state known for the grand canyon
- country described as the home of the free
- famous New York statue holding a torch
27 Clues: my name is • the current month is • the day of the week is • quote "in God we _____" • national bird of the US • where the president lives • currency is the U.S ______ • popular summer cookout food • the "city of brotherly love" • Anthem "Stars spangled ______" • state known for the grand canyon • capital of the US, Washington __ • Nickname for US flag "Old ______" • ...
Seasons 2022-01-19
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- This falls in the Winter
- 4th month
- 1st month
- These spring up in the Spring
- I see this in the Summer
- 6th month
- These fall from the trees
- April
- July
- 10th month
- 12th month
- October
- 7th month
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- Children make this with snow
- 5th month
- 11th month
- Summer, Spring, Fall, Winter
- 9th month
- 8th month
- January
- 3rd month
- Leaves fall from this
- 2nd month
23 Clues: July • April • January • October • 5th month • 4th month • 1st month • 9th month • 6th month • 8th month • 3rd month • 2nd month • 7th month • 11th month • 10th month • 12th month • Leaves fall from this • This falls in the Winter • I see this in the Summer • These fall from the trees • Children make this with snow • Summer, Spring, Fall, Winter • These spring up in the Spring
Summertime Crossword 2026-06-23
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- Summer shoes
- A dreamy Shakespeare play
- a beachside balancing activity
- a refreshing fruit
- July 24th
- a smoky treat common while camping
- when people say this, it means summer is here
- a warm summer breeze
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- describes desert weather
- UV protection
- plunging into the water
- a popular rec center amenity
- to move in water
- Used to commemorate the 4th of July
- what Utah is currently in
- a large inland body of water
16 Clues: July 24th • Summer shoes • UV protection • to move in water • a refreshing fruit • a warm summer breeze • plunging into the water • describes desert weather • A dreamy Shakespeare play • what Utah is currently in • a popular rec center amenity • a large inland body of water • a beachside balancing activity • a smoky treat common while camping • Used to commemorate the 4th of July • ...
Datum 2023-02-08
26 Clues: 2nd • 7th • May • 4th • 8th • day • 9th • 3rd • 1st • 6th • 5th • 10th • July • June • years • March • April • 100th • months • August • October • January • February • November • December • September
July 4th Crossword 2021-06-30
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- Celebratory explosions
- What are we celebrating on July 4th?
- Last name of Betsy, who created the American flag
- Another word for freedom
- ____ we stand, divided we fall
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- It can't be bought, but isn't free
- Time of year we celebrate our Independence
- City where the Declaration of Independence was signed
- Type of food popular at July 4th parties
- What we need to learn from to grow together as a country
10 Clues: Celebratory explosions • Another word for freedom • ____ we stand, divided we fall • It can't be bought, but isn't free • What are we celebrating on July 4th? • Type of food popular at July 4th parties • Time of year we celebrate our Independence • Last name of Betsy, who created the American flag • City where the Declaration of Independence was signed • ...
ERERG 2024-01-26
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- African American cultural celebration.
- Hindu festival of lights.
- October 31st spooky festivities.
- November 11th end of World War I.
- Third Sunday in June recognition.
- January 1st celebration kickoff.
- November 11th military appreciation.
- Commonwealth nations' war memorial.
- February 14th love fest.
- Jewish Festival of Lights.
- November feast of gratitude.
- Day to honor children, celebrated globally.
- December 25th festive season.
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- June 14th national flag celebration.
- French National Day on July 14th.
- December 26th gift-giving day.
- Tree-planting day in April.
- September's work-free day.
- Second Sunday in May tribute.
- July 1st celebration of Canadian unity.
- Bunny and egg celebration.
- July 4th fireworks fest.
- April 22nd environmental awareness.
- Christian celebration of Jesus' ascension.
- Buddhist celebration of Buddha's birth.
- Commemoration of a significant victory in war.
26 Clues: July 4th fireworks fest. • February 14th love fest. • Hindu festival of lights. • September's work-free day. • Bunny and egg celebration. • Jewish Festival of Lights. • Tree-planting day in April. • November feast of gratitude. • Second Sunday in May tribute. • December 25th festive season. • December 26th gift-giving day. • October 31st spooky festivities. • ...
4th of July 2023-07-02
8 Clues: The 4th of ____. • Land of the ____. • United ____ of America. • The American flag has 50 ___. • The United states bird is an ____. • People watch ____ on the 4th of July. • People love to cook burgers on the ____. • The American flag is red, white, and _____.
Summertime Crossword 2025-06-03
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- Campfire treat with marshmallow, chocolate and graham cracker
- Protects your eyes from the sun
- Sandy place where people relax and swim
- Outdoor meal on a blanket
- Sweet, tart drink sold at kids' stands
- Colorful explosions in the sky; common on July 4th
- Popular food, grilled on July 4th
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- Staying overnight in nature, often in a tent
- Lotion that protects you from UV rays
- Flown high on windy summer days
- Cold dessert that melts fast in the heat
- Insects that glow in the dark
- Public event with floats and marching bands
- Juicy summer fruit
- Casual beach footwear
15 Clues: Juicy summer fruit • Casual beach footwear • Outdoor meal on a blanket • Insects that glow in the dark • Flown high on windy summer days • Protects your eyes from the sun • Popular food, grilled on July 4th • Lotion that protects you from UV rays • Sweet, tart drink sold at kids' stands • Sandy place where people relax and swim • Cold dessert that melts fast in the heat • ...
Patriotic Crossword 2020-07-19
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- What allows us to stay connected during these times
- Honey producers
- A place to grow your burger toppings
- Meeting up together for a 4th of July ___
- Our home communities
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- What we celebrate on the 4th of July
- Something that lights up the sky
- Throw it on the grill
- Getting together with ___ to celebrate
9 Clues: Honey producers • Our home communities • Throw it on the grill • Something that lights up the sky • What we celebrate on the 4th of July • A place to grow your burger toppings • Getting together with ___ to celebrate • Meeting up together for a 4th of July ___ • What allows us to stay connected during these times
Cleon's Favorite Things 2023-09-21
18 Clues: hometown • loved ones • Friday fun • wanderlust • sweet treat • Instant Inn • frosty season • December delight • love of her life • wake up necessary • favorite past time • Moline institution • the hills are alive • movie theater treat • TV program of choice • 4th of July activity • special country helped • believe what you can't see
Months of the Year 2017-10-10
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- It's Mother's Day on May
- It's Halloween on October
- It's Labor Day on September
- It's Easter on April
- It's New Year's on January
- It's Father's Day on June
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- It's 4th of July on July
- It's Christmas on December
- It's St. Patrick's Day on March
- It's Thanksgiving on November
- It's Valentine's Day on February
- It's School Sale on August
12 Clues: It's Easter on April • It's 4th of July on July • It's Mother's Day on May • It's Halloween on October • It's Father's Day on June • It's Christmas on December • It's New Year's on January • It's School Sale on August • It's Labor Day on September • It's Thanksgiving on November • It's St. Patrick's Day on March • It's Valentine's Day on February
Holidays! 2026-06-03
15 Clues: tree • cake • green • heart • skull • rainbow • pumpkin • remember • balldrop • fireworks • Labour... • spent time • American flag • the caple of BC • sounds like a sport
Revolutionary War 2016-01-31
16 Clues: statue • weapons • preamble • 50 stars • fighting • tea party • territory • 4th of July • independence • rise in opposition • first ten amendments • General William Howe • Second Continental Congress • declaration of independence • United States House of Representatives • wore red uniforms and fought in the Wolfe’s war
America 2026-01-15
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- Annual harvest holiday
- Movie capital
- Explorer who reached the Americas in 1492
- Mountainous western state
- President during the Great Depression and WWII
- July 4th tradition
- Famous theater district
- Served at ballparks and cookouts
- July 4th celebration
- Desert state, Grand Canyon
- Ship that brought the Pilgrims to America
- First U.S. president
- Known for oranges and beaches
- Purchased from Russia in 1867
- First person to walk on the Moon
- Tall building symbol of cities
- Settlers moving west
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- City of the Tea Party protest
- Signing city of the Declaration
- Empire State, famous city and region
- 1849 California migration
- Famous statue in New York Harbor
- Author of the Declaration of Independence
- Known for Las Vegas
- Women's voting rights
- Central ideal in the Declaration of Independence
- Trail westward
- President who issued the Emancipation Proclamation
- President assassinated in 1963
- Known for lakes and cold winters
- State of the Gold Rush and Hollywood
- 50th U.S. state
- Popular American fast food
- Large southern state
- Major U.S. river
- Famous baseball team
36 Clues: Movie capital • Trail westward • 50th U.S. state • Major U.S. river • July 4th tradition • Known for Las Vegas • July 4th celebration • First U.S. president • Large southern state • Famous baseball team • Settlers moving west • Women's voting rights • Annual harvest holiday • Famous theater district • 1849 California migration • Mountainous western state • Desert state, Grand Canyon • ...
Birthdays 2022-06-22
15 Clues: Born June 5th • Born July 30th • Born March 1st • Born July 31st • Born March 10th • Born March 27th • Born October 4th • Born January 9th • Born August 11th • Born February 6th • Born October 30th • Born November 3rd • Born January 30th • Born February 13th • Born September 19th
July 4th 2025-07-02
12 Clues: <3 • kitty • I saw --- • first text • cutest animal • can we connect? • burts in the sky • comes in the mail • what we usually text • can't take my eyes off -- • special gift for birthday • (singular) both of ours is brown
Made for Sheila 2026-06-30
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- who graduated on June 25th, 2021
- who graduated on June 6th, 2024
- What did Hali just receive?
- July 10th, 1993
- July 20th, 2024 (3words)
- who graduated on June 4th, 2018
- February 11th, 2026
- Where did Bailey get married?
- August 1st, 2020
- Who Graduated on May 23rd, 2026
- Who graduated on April 30th, 1998
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- June 13th, 2021
- Who graduated on June 17th, 2026
- who graduated on December 8th, 2025
- May 29th, 2026 (2words)
- June 29th, 2026
- who graduated on June 5th, 2018
- September 30th, 2026 (2words)
- July 18th, 2026 (2words)
- Who Graduated on May 22nd, 2026
20 Clues: June 13th, 2021 • June 29th, 2026 • July 10th, 1993 • August 1st, 2020 • February 11th, 2026 • May 29th, 2026 (2words) • July 18th, 2026 (2words) • July 20th, 2024 (3words) • What did Hali just receive? • September 30th, 2026 (2words) • Where did Bailey get married? • who graduated on June 6th, 2024 • who graduated on June 5th, 2018 • Who Graduated on May 22nd, 2026 • ...
Camp Lakeshore 2015-06-15
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- what place in Tahoe has the most sand
- whose birthday is July 4th
- What is Emma's brothers name
- What is Sloane's sisters name
- who else has a birthday this week
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- What is the name of the lake here?
- what happens on July 4th
- what is Henry's sister's name
- What is Gregory's oldest son's name
- What is yellow and shines all the time in Tahoe?
10 Clues: what happens on July 4th • whose birthday is July 4th • What is Emma's brothers name • what is Henry's sister's name • What is Sloane's sisters name • who else has a birthday this week • What is the name of the lake here? • What is Gregory's oldest son's name • what place in Tahoe has the most sand • What is yellow and shines all the time in Tahoe?
HCSB Summer Crossword 2025-05-08
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- back to school month
- two wheel source of transportation
- between your toes on the beach
- popular month for weddings
- hummingbird food
- what kind of goldfinch is Iowa's state bird
- using arms to get across the lake
- family trip in summer
- July 4th activity
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- Hardin County Fair month
- on the cob
- to do at Pine Lake involving tent
- red skin caused by sun
- kind of outdoor table for lunch
- cook hamburgers and hot dogs outside on this
- eye protection in the summer
- extended family get together
17 Clues: on the cob • hummingbird food • July 4th activity • back to school month • family trip in summer • red skin caused by sun • Hardin County Fair month • popular month for weddings • eye protection in the summer • extended family get together • between your toes on the beach • kind of outdoor table for lunch • to do at Pine Lake involving tent • using arms to get across the lake • ...
4th of July Crossword 2024-12-17
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- Sam, A tactic used by the United States military to increase enlistment
- Showing extreme support for ones country
- A date of significance that that reoccurs
- The act to be able to act without restraint
- A summer month that Independence Day is celebrated
- An overthrow of a previous institution
- A device containing gunpowder that causes a spectacular explosion
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- A cookout where food is roasted over an open fire sometimes basted in Barbecue Sauce
- Having free will to do what you want
- The year America got its independence from Great Britain
- An official statement or proclamation
- A handheld firework
- Being free in society
- white and blue, The colors of the United States
- Founders, The term we associate towards the people that created the United States
15 Clues: A handheld firework • Being free in society • Having free will to do what you want • An official statement or proclamation • An overthrow of a previous institution • Showing extreme support for ones country • A date of significance that that reoccurs • The act to be able to act without restraint • white and blue, The colors of the United States • ...
July 4th Facts 2023-06-30
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- who rode at midnight to warn of British
- name of independence treaty signed 9/3/1783
- killed Alexander Hamilton in a duel in 1804
- where was Decl of Independence stored during WWII
- who won the Siege of Boston
- who has the biggest signature on Decl of Independence
- no taxation without ...
- first state to declare July 4 a holiday
- where the Continental Army stayed winter 77-78
- major protest in boston Dec 16, 1773
- who actually wrote the Declaration of Independence
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- city with first July 4, 1777 celebration
- who did U.S. declare independence from?
- famously said 'Give me liberty or give me death!"
- nickname for the British solders in the war
- founder of Sons of Liberty group (also a beer!)
- Founding Father who was 1st Secr of Treasurer
- who led the Continental Army in the war
- country offering the most support to U.S.
19 Clues: no taxation without ... • who won the Siege of Boston • major protest in boston Dec 16, 1773 • who rode at midnight to warn of British • who did U.S. declare independence from? • first state to declare July 4 a holiday • who led the Continental Army in the war • city with first July 4, 1777 celebration • country offering the most support to U.S. • ...
crossword 2026-05-12
17 Clues: You • Dogs Pest • ____-Seltzer • Nine-Digit ID • Actor, Powell • IKEA products • Morning Beads • Batman Villian • To be or______ • Singing Insects • California Trees • New York's Finest • Smiley face for one • Monica and _______ • Attention getting word • State boarding Arizona • 4th of July activities
Days and months 2024-10-01
10 Clues: entraineur • Gateau sec • pain saucisse • 3rd day of the week • 6th day of the week • 4th day of the week • 1st month of the year • 4th month of the year • 7th month of the year • Moyen de transport en commun
July Crossword Puzzle 2024-06-18
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- Summer month that comes after June
- City where the Declaration of Independence is displayed for the public
- Word that describes someone who feels passionately about the USA
- Pink and green fruit often eaten in July
- Common way to celebrate Independence Day
- Public event that includes floats and bands to celebrate the 4th of July
- Nickname for the American Flag
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- Largest signature on the Declaration of Independence
- What many people call eating an outdoor meal in a park
- July's birthstone
- Sweet cold treat that many people eat in July
- Footwear that many people wear in the summer due to heat
- July zodiac sign is either Cancer or _
13 Clues: July's birthstone • Nickname for the American Flag • Summer month that comes after June • July zodiac sign is either Cancer or _ • Pink and green fruit often eaten in July • Common way to celebrate Independence Day • Sweet cold treat that many people eat in July • Largest signature on the Declaration of Independence • What many people call eating an outdoor meal in a park • ...
Months 2015-11-04
12 Clues: The month after July • The month before June • 3rd month of the year • 8th month of the year • 4th month of the year • 1st month of the year • 7th month of the year • 6th month of the year • 12th month of the year • The month after January • The month after September • The month before December
Spelling Week #35 2025-05-22
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- it is extreme in Bakersfield
- the season that is the hottest
- moving around to different locations
- combination of a graham cracker, chocolate, & marshmallow
- the sixth month of the year
- a Hawaiian party
- a celebration
- an activity in the pool
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- place with sand
- a balloon with water in it
- the 4th of July
- the fifth month of the year
- the seventh month of the year
- time you take off from school
- a type of statue
15 Clues: a celebration • place with sand • the 4th of July • a Hawaiian party • a type of statue • an activity in the pool • a balloon with water in it • the fifth month of the year • the sixth month of the year • it is extreme in Bakersfield • the seventh month of the year • time you take off from school • the season that is the hottest • moving around to different locations • ...
Made for Sheila 2026-06-30
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- who graduated on June 25th, 2021
- who graduated on June 6th, 2024
- What did Hali just receive?
- July 10th, 1993
- July 20th, 2024 (3words)
- who graduated on June 4th, 2018
- February 11th, 2026
- Where did Bailey get married?
- August 1st, 2020
- Who Graduated on May 23rd, 2026
- Who graduated on April 30th, 1998
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- June 13th, 2021
- Who graduated on June 17th, 2026
- who graduated on December 8th, 2025
- May 29th, 2026 (2words)
- June 29th, 2026
- who graduated on June 5th, 2018
- September 30th, 2026 (2words)
- July 18th, 2026 (2words)
- Who Graduated on May 22nd, 2026
20 Clues: June 13th, 2021 • June 29th, 2026 • July 10th, 1993 • August 1st, 2020 • February 11th, 2026 • May 29th, 2026 (2words) • July 18th, 2026 (2words) • July 20th, 2024 (3words) • What did Hali just receive? • September 30th, 2026 (2words) • Where did Bailey get married? • who graduated on June 6th, 2024 • who graduated on June 5th, 2018 • Who Graduated on May 22nd, 2026 • ...
All Things July! 2024-06-11
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- It wasn't until 1938 that this date was actually declared a federal holiday.
- In July 2016, this aptly named movie released to theaters starring Will Smith.
- In 1956, he wasn't allowed to dance with his legendary hip movements on the Steve Allen Show, so instead he sang to a basset hound while they were both dressed in formal wear.
- On July 3 1985, this movie debuted featuring the famous line, "Roads? Where we're going, we don't need roads."
- This town in Rhode Island is home to the world's oldest Independence Day celebration; 1785!
- Run-DMC release their rap version of this song, featuring Steven Tyler and Joe Perry of Aerosmith. It's the first collaboration between rappers and rockers.
- This musician was born in July of 1971, and has shown the world she "can work it" even backwards.
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- This country also celebrates July 4th as it was recognized as an independent nation in 1946.
- Around 150 million of these are consumed on Fourth of July.
- This all male pop group released their first #1 hit "I Get Around" in 1964.
- In memory of this princess, a concert was held in July of 2007, with performances by a number of artists such as; Duran Duran, Elton John, and Nelly Furtado.
- He was the only member of the Continental Congress to formally sign the Declaration of Independence on July 4th, 1776.
- With just 3 letters this department in the government that incites fear and many overworked calculators, was established on July 1, 1862.
13 Clues: Around 150 million of these are consumed on Fourth of July. • This all male pop group released their first #1 hit "I Get Around" in 1964. • It wasn't until 1938 that this date was actually declared a federal holiday. • In July 2016, this aptly named movie released to theaters starring Will Smith. • ...
Challenge Words 13 2022-05-06
12 Clues: the 4th • showers • Halloween • Christmas • super cold • Thanksgiving • summer begins • end of school • back at school • Valentine's day • dog days of summer • beginning of spring
Grandpa Crossword 2023-07-08
13 Clues: 80 • Framed • Grandog • Summer home • 4th of ____ • “Golden State” • Intense mind game • Green growth place • Admitted to the bar • I scream you scream • Spectacular grandson • Shelves full of _____ • Worldwide conversations
4th of July 2025-07-02
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- symbol of a nation, often with stars and stripes
- colorful explosives lit to celebrate
- freedom from control by another country
- one of the colors of the U.S. flag
- outdoor cooking event, often with grilled food
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- procession of floats and marchers
- the power to act, speak, or think as one wants
- part of the U.S. flag representing the states
- the state of being free within society
- a patriotic song, like the "Star-Spangled Banner"
10 Clues: procession of floats and marchers • one of the colors of the U.S. flag • colorful explosives lit to celebrate • the state of being free within society • freedom from control by another country • part of the U.S. flag representing the states • the power to act, speak, or think as one wants • outdoor cooking event, often with grilled food • ...
4th of July 2025-07-03
4TH OF JULY 2026-07-02
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- A meal you eat outside.
- The bird that is a symbol of the USA.
- Colorful lights in the sky.
- People walk with music and floats.
- Food cooked outside on a grill.
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- A bright handheld firework.
- One color on the American flag.
- dog A popular food at a cookout.
- It has stars and stripes.
- The month when Independence Day is celebrated.
10 Clues: A meal you eat outside. • It has stars and stripes. • A bright handheld firework. • Colorful lights in the sky. • One color on the American flag. • Food cooked outside on a grill. • dog A popular food at a cookout. • People walk with music and floats. • The bird that is a symbol of the USA. • The month when Independence Day is celebrated.
CAIII Project Crossword 2025-09-23
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- mess?
- pressing need
- found on black friday
- French or Russian?
- less difficult
- not facts
- "nothing in life is ___"
- promote widely?
- 45 and 47 in office
- july 4th decor
- prison break?
- those in charge?
- opposite of producer
- to exile
- school subject?
- to hold up?
- land of the free
- to argue?
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- ruling body?
- one who casts?
- online retailer
- Bush's War on ____
- as volcanoes do?
- ____ oil
- important events?
- controversy?
- not the worst
- the Three Kings, famously
- phishing emails, for one
- Mr. Monopoly, for one
- 4th base?
- draw attention from
- fraud in govt?
- wall street concern
34 Clues: mess? • ____ oil • to exile • not facts • 4th base? • to argue? • to hold up? • ruling body? • controversy? • pressing need • not the worst • prison break? • one who casts? • less difficult • july 4th decor • fraud in govt? • online retailer • promote widely? • school subject? • as volcanoes do? • those in charge? • land of the free • important events? • Bush's War on ____ • French or Russian? • 45 and 47 in office • ...
Months and days of the week 2020-06-24
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- The 10th month of the year
- The 3rd month of the year
- The 2nd month of the year
- The day before Sunday
- The 7th month of the year
- The 4th month of the year
- The 5th day of the week
- The second day of the week
- The 5th month of the year
- The The 6th month of the year
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- The 11th month of the year
- The 4th day of the week
- The 9th month of the year
- The 3rd day of the week
- The day before Monday
- The 1st month of the year
- The 8th month of the year
- The 1st day of the week
- The 12th month of the year
19 Clues: The day before Monday • The day before Sunday • The 4th day of the week • The 3rd day of the week • The 1st day of the week • The 5th day of the week • The 3rd month of the year • The 9th month of the year • The 2nd month of the year • The 1st month of the year • The 8th month of the year • The 7th month of the year • The 4th month of the year • The 5th month of the year • ...
Let's Have Fun! 2023-07-01
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- The Statue of ____
- It's the Star-____ Banner
- We use this on s'mores
- Another name for the US
- People eat hamburgers, ____, and hotdogs
- The season that just started
- There are 13 of them on the flag
- The color of marshmallows
- What month is it?
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- The Declaration of _____
- The flag is red, white and ___
- The number of stripes on the flag
- What do people use on the 4th of July?
- Many people have these in the summer
- We listen to this often
- Fireworks are in the
16 Clues: What month is it? • The Statue of ____ • Fireworks are in the • We use this on s'mores • Another name for the US • We listen to this often • The Declaration of _____ • It's the Star-____ Banner • The color of marshmallows • The season that just started • The flag is red, white and ___ • There are 13 of them on the flag • The number of stripes on the flag • ...
4th of July 2025-06-27
4th of July 2024-07-02
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- All my exes live in Texas. And Texas is a place I'd dearly love to be. But all my exes live in Texas. And that's why I hang my hat in ____
- Some folks are born made to wave the flag. Hoo, they're red, white and blue. And when the band plays "Hail to the chief". Ooh, they point the ____ at you
- I started singin', bye-bye, Miss American Pie. Drove my Chevy to the levee, but the levee was dry. Them good ol' boys were drinkin' whiskey and ___
- Little ditty 'bout Jack and Diane. Two American kids growin' up in the ____
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- This is America. Don't catch you slippin' now. Don't catch you slippin' now Look what I'm ____' now
- Yeah, heel toe, docie doe, come on, baby, let's go, boot scootin'. Oh, Cadillac, Black Jack, baby meet me outback we're gonna ____
- Don't wanna be an American idiot. One nation controlled by the media. Information age of ____
- And I'm proud to be an American. Where at least I know I'm free. And I won't forget the men who died. Who gave that right to me. And I'd gladly ____ up
- Living in America (ow). Eye to eye, station to station. Living in America. Hand in hand, across the nation. Living in AmericaGot to have a ____
- If you like piña coladas. And gettin' caught in the rain. If you're not into yoga. If you have half a ____
10 Clues: Little ditty 'bout Jack and Diane. Two American kids growin' up in the ____ • Don't wanna be an American idiot. One nation controlled by the media. Information age of ____ • This is America. Don't catch you slippin' now. Don't catch you slippin' now Look what I'm ____' now • ...
4th of July 2026-06-13
10 Clues: Put on meats • Hot _____ Day • Signed in 1787 • Shoot off on 4th • With marching bands • Used to cook outside • Good cold or hot (2) • Favorite summer eats (2) • taken while school is out • They are red, white & Blue
Challenge Words 14 2022-05-16
12 Clues: showers • Halloween • Christmas • super cold • 4th of ____ • Thanksgiving • end of school • back in school • Valentine's Day • St. Patrick's Day • dog days of summer • beginning of summer
The Earlier Leaders 2022-03-22
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- first to have a telephone in the White House
- named after the doctor who delivered him
- argued a famous Supreme Court case that freed the captive Africans who had rebelled aboard the Amistad slave ship
- never voted in an election prior to being on the ballot himself
- first to hire a female White House staffer
- blind in his left eye due to an injury in a boxing match
- turned down offers from the Detroit Lions and Green Bay Packers
- had 15 children
- stored letters and documents in his tall stove-piped hat
- officially established the second Sunday in May as Mother’s Day
- all of the state representatives voted for him
- last Whig president
- helped to advocate the American Invasion of Cuba
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- first president to have his photo taken while in office
- only president to speak English as a second language, his first being Dutch
- only president who signed the constitution with George Washington
- only president from New Hampshire
- fifth president, but third to die on July 4th
- appeared on the $500 bill
- died the same day Thomas Jefferson died, July 4th, 1826
- worked on his family's peanut farm
- died the same day John Adams died, July 4th, 1826
- exceptional poker player
- first president to hurl the ceremonial first pitch at a Major League Baseball game
- died just 32 days after becoming president
- first known left-handed president
- cared for a family of White House mice, which he called “the little fellows.”
- served as a journalist during WW2
- was shot and had a bullet inside him for 40 years
- the "s" in his name does not stand for anything
30 Clues: had 15 children • last Whig president • exceptional poker player • appeared on the $500 bill • only president from New Hampshire • first known left-handed president • served as a journalist during WW2 • worked on his family's peanut farm • named after the doctor who delivered him • died just 32 days after becoming president • first to hire a female White House staffer • ...
The Earlier Leaders 1789-1981 2022-03-22
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- had 15 children
- the "s" in his name does not stand for anything
- only president to speak English as a second language, his first being Dutch
- only president who signed the constitution with George Washington
- first to hire a female White House staffer
- all of the state representatives voted for him
- died the same day John Adams died, July 4th, 1826
- last Whig president
- named after the doctor who delivered him
- only president from New Hampshire
- helped to advocate the American Invasion of Cuba
- first president to have his photo taken while in office
- turned down offers from the Detroit Lions and Green Bay Packers
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- first president to hurl the ceremonial first pitch at a Major League Baseball game
- exceptional poker player
- officially established the second Sunday in May as Mother’s Day
- fifth president, but third to die on July 4th
- died the same day Thomas Jefferson died, July 4th, 1826
- argued a famous Supreme Court case that freed the captive Africans who had rebelled aboard the Amistad slave ship
- blind in his left eye due to an injury in a boxing match
- never voted in an election prior to being on the ballot himself
- stored letters and documents in his tall stove-piped hat
- cared for a family of White House mice, which he called “the little fellows.”
- first to have a telephone in the White House
- served as a journalist during WW2
- died just 32 days after becoming president
- appeared on the $500 bill
- first known left-handed president
- was shot and had a bullet inside him for 40 years
- worked on his family's peanut farm
30 Clues: had 15 children • last Whig president • exceptional poker player • appeared on the $500 bill • served as a journalist during WW2 • first known left-handed president • only president from New Hampshire • worked on his family's peanut farm • named after the doctor who delivered him • first to hire a female White House staffer • died just 32 days after becoming president • ...
Days of the week, months, seasons 2023-07-05
23 Clues: zomer • lente • winter • zondag • herfst • maandag • vrijdag • dinsdag • 3d month • zaterdag • woensdag • 7th month • 9th month • 2nd month • 5th month • donderdag • 6th month • 1st month • 8th month • 4th month • 10th month • 11th month • 12th month
La date 2025-01-05
20 Clues: June • July • March • April • August • the 2nd • the 8th • the 4th • the 1st • January • the 15th • the 11th • the 21st • the 25th • the 31st • the 24th • December • February • November • the 14th
Let's Have Fun! 2023-07-01
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- The flag is red, white and ___
- The Statue of ____
- Another name for the US
- The season that just started
- There are 13 of them on the flag
- The number of stripes on the flag
- Fireworks are in the
- We use this on s'mores
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- What month is it?
- Many people have these in the summer
- What do people use on the 4th of July?
- People eat hamburgers, ____, and hotdogs
- The color of marshmallows
- We listen to this often
- Many people forget about this around fireworks
- The Declaration of _____
- It's the Star-____ Banner
17 Clues: What month is it? • The Statue of ____ • Fireworks are in the • We use this on s'mores • We listen to this often • Another name for the US • The Declaration of _____ • The color of marshmallows • It's the Star-____ Banner • The season that just started • The flag is red, white and ___ • There are 13 of them on the flag • The number of stripes on the flag • ...
4th of July 2024-07-02
10 Clues: Noah's son • Language of the NT • 6th book of the NT • Original country bird • Number of red stripes on flag • Language of the Jewish people • President that can't tell a lie • "One if by land, two if by sea." • Jesus' brother who wrote a book of the Bible • First name of man who wrote star spangled banner.
4th of July 2024-06-26
Across
- Outdoor meal enjoyed with others
- People who helped establish the United States
- Freedom and independence
- Marching bands and floats
- One of the colors worn on the Fourth of July
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- Showing love for your country
- Day celebrated on July 4th
- Bright displays in the night sky
- Symbols of the country waved during celebrations
- Outdoor cooking with friends and family
10 Clues: Freedom and independence • Marching bands and floats • Day celebrated on July 4th • Showing love for your country • Outdoor meal enjoyed with others • Bright displays in the night sky • Outdoor cooking with friends and family • One of the colors worn on the Fourth of July • People who helped establish the United States • Symbols of the country waved during celebrations
4TH OF JULY 2026-06-15
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- A symbol of national pride, often displayed prominently during celebrations
- The state of being free from outside control; self-governance.
- Explosive devices used for entertainment, producing colorful displays in the sky, commonly used during celebrations.
- Devotion to and vigorous support for one's country.
- A social gathering where food is cooked outdoors, often a popular way to celebrate Independence Day.
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- The state of being united or joined as a whole, often emphasized during national celebrations.
- A public procession, often featuring floats, bands, and community groups, celebrating the holiday.
- The power or right to act, speak, or think as one wants without hindrance or restraint.
- The action of marking one's pleasure at an important event or occasion.
- The state of being free within society from oppressive restrictions imposed by authorit
10 Clues: Devotion to and vigorous support for one's country. • The state of being free from outside control; self-governance. • The action of marking one's pleasure at an important event or occasion. • A symbol of national pride, often displayed prominently during celebrations • The power or right to act, speak, or think as one wants without hindrance or restraint. • ...
4th of July 2026-07-11
10 Clues: - Day off • - A color • - Number 4 • - A country • - Long line • - A color • - Seventh month • - National symbol • - Shape in the sky • - United States of America
4th of July 2019-07-04
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- Which was the first state to make July 4th a state holiday? a) Massachusetts b) New York c) Pennsylvania
- Who wrote the Declaration of Independence? a) George Washington b) Benjamin Franklin c) Thomas Jefferson
- What kind of soup used to be typical to eat for Independence day? a)Turtle b)Rabbit c)Donkey
- Who was the oldest to sign the Declaration of Independence? a) George Washington b) Benjamin Franklin c) Thomas Jefferson
- The Declaration of Independence and the Constitution were both signed in the same city? Which one was it? a) Philadelphia b) New York c) Boston
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- What is the most popular way Americans celebrate the 4th of July? a) Fireworks b) Parade c) Barbecue
- In 1778 George Washington celebrated Independence Day by giving what to his soldiers? a) Rum b) Uniforms c) Whiskey
- Which state had the most signatories to the Declaration of Independence? a) Massachusetts b) New York c) Pennsylvania
- Red, white, and blue were not common colors at early Independence Day celebrations. What color was? a)Black b) Purple c) Green
- A rare eighteenth century copy of the Declaration of Independence was discovered in 2015 in a record office in which city? a) France b) USA c) England
10 Clues: What kind of soup used to be typical to eat for Independence day? a)Turtle b)Rabbit c)Donkey • What is the most popular way Americans celebrate the 4th of July? a) Fireworks b) Parade c) Barbecue • Which was the first state to make July 4th a state holiday? a) Massachusetts b) New York c) Pennsylvania • ...
