Last Updated on June 9, 2024 by Mary
Today I am sharing a fun Free Printable Patriotic Movies Emoji Pictionary Quiz. You can play this Pictionary quiz game at US Independence Day parties or 4th of July-themed parties, Memorial Day, veteran’s Day or any other day when you are feeling patriotic. There are emoji clues for 9 patriotic movies and I have also added an answer key to this quiz at the end of this page. I have made this fun Pictionary quiz in two different designs. The clues and emojis are the same but the design of the game sheet is different. You can print this game in the design of your choice by using a color printer at your home. You can also get these games printed from a print shop.
How to Play
Print and distribute the emoji Pictionary cards among the players. Ask them to guess the names of the nine patriotic movies with the help of the emoji clues. The person who will guess all the names correctly will be the winner. You can check their answers by looking at the answer key that I am sharing at the end of this page.
Free Printable Patriotic Movies Emoji Pictionary Quiz
This is the first free printable for this Free Printable Patriotic Movies Emoji Pictionary Quiz. This game sheet is decorated with polka-dotted borders in red color. Just click on the thumbnail image and save this 4th of July or US movies Emoji Quiz.
Patriotic Movies Emoji Pictionary Quiz Printable
This is the second design for this fun emoji Pictionary quiz. If you want to print this game in this design for your guests then click on this thumbnail and save or print the bigger printable image.
Patriotic Movies Emoji Pictionary Quiz Answer Key
Here is the answer key to this Emoji Pictionary Quiz. You will only need to print one copy of this quiz. You can also save this answer key on your cellphone or PC instead of printing it.
Mary, Love your website. You are so creative!
I have a ? about the Patriotic Movies Emoji Pictionary Quiz–# 8-the 6 arrows and then number 17,
the group that just did the game knows the movie, The Longest Day, is about D-day in WWII which occurred on June 6, 1944. Where did the number 17 come from, what relevance does that play in the clue? Thanks! Janet
Oh actually the calendar emoji only had this page with 17 written on it. I thought the calendar depicts the day and arrows show the length.