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This is an Easy 4th of July Word Search to celebrate Independence Day.
Words are horizontal and vertical (forward direction only) in an all uppercase puzzle.
Words include: America, independence, family, celebration, parade, fireworks, tradition, sparklers, picnic, summer, holiday, nation, freedom, rights, barbecue, flag, stars, stripes, eagle, liberty, July, fourth, red, white and blue.
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