Cookout & Food
This is the classic Fourth of July food people put in a bun with ketchup or mustard.
Hot Dog/Burgers
These bright lights explode in the sky at night.
Fireworks
These protect your eyes when the sun is bright.
Sunglasses
These are the three colors people wear for the Fourth of July.
Red, white, and blue
This fruit is green on the outside and red on the insane and is cut into triangles to enjoy.
Watermelon
Before watching fireworks, people often lay this on the grass to sit on.
Blanket or a mat
This is something you put on your skin so you do not get sunburned.
Sunscreen
This is an event where people walk, ride floats, play music, and wave to the crowd.
Parade
This is when people cook outside on a grill with burgers, ribs, chicken, or hot dogs.
Barbecue / Cookout
These small handheld fireworks sparkle, but should only be used safely with adults.
Sparklers
This is a popular summer place with water, sand, and waves.
Beach
This is something people wave or hang outside for the holiday.
This frozen dessert is usually scooped into a cone or bowl and melts fast in July.
Ice cream
This is one thing you might bring if fireworks are too loud for you.
Headphones / Ear protection
This summer activity uses a net, a ball, and is often played at the beach.
Volleyball
This is the national anthem of the United States.
The Star-Spangled Banner