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Red, White, and Blue—Times Two! An Easy Printable Fourth of July Party Game for Kids, Teens, and Adults
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This easy Fourth of July party game printable is great for kids, teens, and adults! And there are multiple ways to play! The goal is to roll three dice and get one die to land with the red color faceup on a red stripe, one die with white faceup on a white stripe, and the third die to land blue faceup on the blue block—for red, white, and blue times two!
5 Reasons I Love America—Fourth of July Journaling Page Ideas
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As part of our ongoing Family History in 15 Minutes journaling series, we make it easy to record your family’s stories in a fun way. This week, we celebrate America with our free printable journaling pages perfect for the Fourth of July.
Rolling Flag Marbles DIY Game—Easy Fourth of July Party Game (Dollar Tree DIY)
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Create a festive Fourth of July party game for kids, teens, or families using a grill tray from the Dollar Tree and red, white, and blue marbles. Keep it simple for kids with just 1–3 marbles in the tray, or make it extra advanced for older players using all 30 marbles! Here's how to play!
Easy Party Game: Double Spin Coin Flip + Minute-to-Win-It Game Option
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If you have a Frisbee and some coins, you can play this easy family game for pennies—literally! No Frisbee? Just use a sturdy paper plate. See three fun ways to play!
100 Ways to Serve Your Family + Service Charts! Service Ideas for Kids and Parents
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Help add joy and harmony at home with family service ideas for kids (ages 3–5, 6–9, and 10+), teens, and parents. These 100 ideas to serve your family give you a great place to start, and our service chart to mark 100 service projects keeps the momentum going. These family service charts come in two versions, with one including a spot for a drawing of your family! Our PDF download includes the list of 100 ideas in between the two chart options, making it easy to print the service ideas on the back of either chart for easy reference with double-sided printing.