Bonfire Collage
Celebrate Bonfire Night or other "bonfire" occasions such as Fourth of July or Nowruz with this wonderful collage bonfire collage.
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Celebrate Bonfire Night this year with some fun "firework" and bonfire crafts for your kids. Often children enjoy the idea of fireworks more than the actual fireworks themselves, which are a bit loud and scary! But we are sure they will enjoy sitting down to these firework activities.
And if the worst comes to the worst and you can't get outside to enjoy a firework display, you can make some of your own with these crafty ideas!
Celebrate Bonfire Night or other "bonfire" occasions such as Fourth of July or Nowruz with this wonderful collage bonfire collage.
Here is a clever technique which will allow children to create a really effective bonfire painting for Bonfire Night (or Holi, or Fourth of July, or Diwali) or a campfire for summer...
Our Campfire Craft provides a campfire which is perfectly safe for children of all ages - and, even better, you can bring it indoors if the weather lets you down! When you have made it. why not gather around and sing some campfire songs!
Here's a fun paper plate craft idea for toddlers and younger children on Bonfire Night (or any fireworks themed holiday). Be prepared to get a little sticky!
Here is an original recipe for "fireworks" occasions such as Bonfire Night, Fourth of July and Canada Day.
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Here is a fun idea for an unusual fireworks picture using wax crayons. Younger children love to reveal the different colours as they scrape off the top, black layer.
Kids will really enjoy making these glittery fireworks paintings (but please make sure that the kids, and the house, is well covered up first!)
This Bonfire Night craft is a little messy, but it really captures the excitement of a sky filled up with fireworks, and even the youngest children can make a spectacular picture.
These kitchen foil sparklers are fun to make and mould and make a satisfying "sparkly" noise when shaken! But be warned, they won't stand up to too much shaking...
Making your own Guy used to be an essential part of Bonfire Night, and children used to wheel their efforts around town in an old pram or pushchair, or even a supermarket trolley. They would ask for a "penny" with which to buy sweets or sparklers.
This rocket bookmark is a fun craft for kids of all ages. Perhaps you could try it for Bonfire Night, Fourth of July or Canada Day?
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This chalk fireworks picture has a secret ingredient to add the sparkle - sugar syrup!
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This sparkly pencil topper is a quick and easy craft for kids, and a perfect craft for Bonfire Night, Fourth of July or Canada Day.
Brand new Bonfire Night puzzles, covering Fireworks, the Gunpowder Plot, and Guy Fawkes!
Bonfire Night Puzzles