Statue of Liberty Coloring Page & Educational Facts for Kids #1484916 (License: Personal Use)

This black-and-white line drawing features the Statue of Liberty holding her torch aloft and a tablet inscribed "JULY IV MDCCLXXVI," with broken chains at her feet symbolizing freedom from oppression. Accompanying text explains her 1886 dedication, French origins, symbolic elements-including the seven-rayed crown representing continents and oceans-and her original role as a lighthouse. The image is styled as an educational worksheet for children, blending art and civics.

Used in elementary school social studies curricula, homeschool resources, or museum activity sheets to teach U.S. national symbols, immigration history, and civic values; targets learners aged 7-12 seeking interactive, visual engagement with American heritage.