Our God bless America paper hat is a fun 4th of July church craft to help kids celebrate both faith and patriotism.
Patriotic Sunday School crafts blend classic Independence Day symbols such as the American flag, eagles, and stars with religious themes to show gratitude, unity and prayer for the nation.
The patriotic Christian headband can be a nice addition to a 4th of July bible lesson for kids of all ages.
What is the connection between church celebrations and Independence Day?
Church celebrations became linked with Independence Day because faith played a significant role in the founding of the United States. Many early Americans saw their fight for independence as not just a political struggle but also a spiritual one, believing that their freedom was a blessing from God.
What materials do I need for this craft?
The craft only requires a few supplies: paper, colored pencils, scissors, and tape. I used 60-lb cardstock paper because I wanted the paper hat to be sturdy, but regular printing paper will also work.
Does the craft come with a printable?
Yes, you can purchase the God bless America paper hat printable, print it out, and have the kids color it. The product contains instructions, step-by-step photos, and a template.
Can I make the paper hat in the classroom?
Yes, this paper crown is a great 4th of July Sunday School craft for preschoolers, kindergartners, and elementary school-aged kids. Students will color the cross, American flag, and the words: God bless America, cut out the patterns, and tape them together to form the headband.
God bless America paper hat
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Supplies:
- God bless America hat printable
- White cardstock paper
- Colored pencils – my favorites
- Scissors
- Tape
How to make the God bless America paper hat
Print the headband on white paper.
Color the front piece and cut it out.
Tape two side panels to the front piece.
Bend the headband into a circle. Wrap it around the kid’s head to check for fit. Tape the ends together.