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Have a little fun at your 4th of July Party with these educational 4th of July Trivia Cards! There are also free printables that can be made into envelopes or utensil holders.

With summer just a couple of weeks away, we have started thinking about the 4th of July. I set to work to create some patriotic printables, and I’m sharing some of them here for you today! (Yup, that means there’s more coming – yay!).

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I had an idea to create some fun trivia cards. These can be used as conversation starters, ice breakers, or even as a game for prizes at your 4th of July celebrations. The cards are best printed on cardstock. There is a three page answer guide that also includes sources and some extra fun facts. There are 16 cards/questions in all.

If you are feeling extra creative, print out the separate utensil holders. These look really cute if you can print them double-sided, but if not, they look great with just white on the inside as well. You have a couple of options here. Use them as envelopes by cutting the rectangle shape out and folding it up from the bottom. Using a glue stick, or even hot glue, secure the sides (don’t use too much glue as this could seal up the envelop too much and your utensils and trivia cards won’t fit).

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Another option is to create napkin rings. Cut out the printables like above, but then cut them once more lengthwise. You’ll end up with four pieces per sheet instead of two. Then simple wrap the paper around your napkin/utensils and secure with tape or a dab of glue.

I love multi-purpose projects like this, don’t you?

Be sure to visit Tatertots and Jello today, where I’m sharing a coordinating America banner. I’ll be sharing more to this printable set in the coming weeks. I can’t wait for you to see what’s next!

Free Printable America Banner

DOWNLOAD TRIVIA CARDS & ANSWER SHEET

DOWNLOAD UTENSIL HOLDERS

Free printable 4th of July Trivia Cards and Utensil Envelopes

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  1. Hi Kristin! I LOVE your trivia cards and would love to share them with my grand kids, but when I click on the link it takes me to Google drive and says “access denied”. Am I doing something wrong? Thanks!!

  2. I’m making 4th of July cards for my folks senior place. I always try to add a small joke in each card, so the trivia will be awesome! Thank you so much for sharing. Your love will be spread in Illinois this 4th of July!

  3. I can’t find the link for the Patriotic Trivia Cards! 🙁 I see ads everywhere, and I see links to your other features, but can you direct me to the link for the trivia cards? Thanks so much! You have great ideas here! Happy 4th!

    1. I’m sorry that you had trouble! I understand the ads can be troublesome at times, but they are how I pay for this site and am able to offer these printables for free. I hope you were able to figure it and and that you had a happy 4th!

  4. Thank you for all the great 4th of July printables. I can’t wait to host a family party with all the decorations, trivia questions, etc!!

    1. Helen, There are a couple of links towards the end of the post. The first one says “DOWNLOAD TRIVIA CARDS & ANSWER SHEET.” Click on that link and it will open a new window. At the top you have the option of saving or printing. If you’re having trouble with the printing, I would suggest saving to your desktop. Good luck!

  5. Thank you so much for the patriotic printables. I am an American living in England and I am going to have a 4th of July celebration for my British friends. Think they will find it funny?