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Description
The book recounts the events surrounding the first Independence Day celebration, which took place during the Revolutionary War. It explains the historical context of why the holiday was first observed and how it began. The book also traces how Independence Day celebrations have changed from the early observances to the modern traditions of picnics, parades, and fireworks. It is written for early readers at a third-grade reading level.
Quick Summary
This book reveals the surprising story behind America's very first Independence Day party and how it transformed into the holiday we know today. Young readers will get a kick out of learning about the original fireworks, strange foods, and wacky traditions that early Americans used to celebrate freedom. If your kid enjoys funny and informative books like "National Geographic Little Kids First Big Book of How," they'll dig into this one too. Perfect for kindergarten through third graders who love discovering cool facts about American history and holiday traditions.