Statue of liberty activities

Every child should learn about the Statue of Liberty! This is a great craft for children to make and wear. Use this alongside pretend play and role playing the events of our Nation's history. Materials:

We can't believe it is the end of our second week already! We had some fun with our friends today and made a Statue of Liberty in celebration of our Nation's Birthday tomorrow. To add a twist to our project we used poms and clothes pins as a paint brush for our Statues of Liberty, as well as a stencil Mrs. Burns made us. We worked on fine motor control while holding our poms and clothes pins. We practiced making our paint jump lightly on the page to get a fun sponge painted look. We also…

Have you ever wondered why the Statue of Liberty is green? You might be surprised to find out that the Statue of Liberty wasn’t always green.

How to make pennies green and learn a little bit about copper science! Why is the Statue of Liberty green? Fun and easy penny experiment.

If you’re looking for a great art resource that helps develop your students’ drawing skills, you’ll love the How To Draw the Statue of Liberty Activity! This resource takes you through eight steps to create a fun American symbol. Whether your kids are competent artists or find drawing a real challenge, they will love this activity. It’s excellent for improving their skills and increasing their confidence in art.

Make learning about American history fun with this Statue of Liberty Craft! Students can get hands-on by creating their own Statue of Liberty crowns and torches, bringing this national symbol to life. Ideal for classroom activities, this Statue of Liberty craft is a creative way to engage students and celebrate American heritage.

Pre-K - 3rd Grade

Why is the status of liberty green? Copper reacts with oxygen in the air and form a layer of copper oxide which is a dull greenish-grey colour.

This Statue of Liberty connect the dots page features a dot to dot puzzle for Independence Day. This activity worksheet helps kids practice connecting the dots, counting by 1's (Connect 1, 2, 3, 4, ... and so on). The page is printable and can be used in the classroom or at home.