In a world of endless images and infinite choices, we sharpen her vision of the life she wants to live. BHG stimulates creativity, delivers know-how, and surprises her with fresh ideas she can make her own. We power her passion to live a more colorful life.There are lots of things for kids to do to celebrate the 4th of July! This list of ideas includes great crafts and activities for safe fun without pyrotechnics! There are confetti rockets, salt fireworks and fireworks with straws. Kids love to make slime and there’s a patriotic version here. Find craft ideas for Popsicle stick flags and stars, a paper tube bald eagle, an Uncle Sam door hanger, a windsock, a footprint flag and a cool patriotic necklace/bracelet. Outfit kids in flag t-shirts and temporary tattoos. Pinata balloons are lots of fun and glow-in-the-dark balloons and patriotic flashlights will thrill after dark. Bike decorations, a patriotic water blob and a bean toss game will keep them busy, too, as everyone celebrates the Red, White and Blue!

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