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Bonfire Night

Bonfire Night is a uniquely British event when we "celebrate" the discovery of the Gunpowder Plot against the King and Parliament in the early 17th Century. In fact, nobody cares about the origins of the celebration anymore, but we all enjoy a good bonfire, firework display, and sausages on the 5th November each year!

Remember, remember the fifth of November,
Gunpowder, treason and plot,
We see no reason,
Why gunpowder treason,
Should ever be forgot!

Your kids can have fun colouring in our Bonfire Night fireworks, bonfires and sparklers!
Bonfire Night colouring pages NEW!

Try your hand at an acrostic poem using one of our Fireworks acrostic printables
Fireworks acrostics NEW!

Play (or download and play) these 3 fun computer jigsaw puzzles with a firework theme.
Bonfire Night Jigsaw Puzzles

Print out the Fireworks Safety Code to display - keep everyone safe on Bonfire Night.
Fireworks Safety Code

Try our Bonfire Night word search or see how many little words are contained in "The Gunpowder Plot" - fun printables for your kids.
Bonfire Night puzzles

Use our fireworks scrapbook paper in projects in the home and classroom.
Fireworks scrapbook paper

Bonfire Night provides an opportunity for all sorts of crafts based on fireworks, the guy and more. Have a look at our ideas here...
Bonfire Night Crafts  Lots NEW!

Here's an original craft/recipe idea for your Guy Fawke's night celebrations!
Chocolate sparklers

Bonfire Night recipes

Fireworks colouring pictures

Did you know?
Bonfire Night is also known as "Guy Fawkes Night". Guy Fawkes was just one of the perpetrators of the Gunpowder Plot, but for some reason is the one that is remembered. Traditionally, children would make a "Guy", or life-size, scarecrow-like effigy of Guy Fawkes, which would be thrown onto the communal bonfire during the celebrations - but not before he was paraded around (sometimes in an old pram or go-cart) by the kids, who would ask for "a penny for the guy" to spend on sparklers, sweets or other treats! You still see the occasional Guy now, and some schools or villages run competitions for the best.

Print out our Guy Fawkes fact sheet (old style Activity Village printable)

Try our Guy Fawkes crossword puzzle (old style Activity Village printable)

Remember, Remember (old style Activity Village printable)

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Gunpowder, Treason and Plot - The Story of Guy Fawkes and Bonfire Night
Find out more about the history behind the annual celebration

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