Firework night activities

15 Fireworks Crafts - these are perfect for Bonfire night

I'm so sad that Bonfire Night isn't going ahead this year. We will be having a little fire and some sparklers in the garden, but it's not the same as the big event. Luckily there are lots of ways we can celebrate at home without the displays. Here are some of our favourite firework-themed activities...

Make a firework in a glass using water, oil and food colouring. Drop the food colouring into the jar and watch it shoot around like a firework.

Time: 15 mins Age: Toddlers to little kids Difficulty: Easy peasy

Diwali is the Festival of Lights! Celebrate this beautiful and bright Indian tradition with these Diwali Crafts and Activities for kids.

Create your own Bonfire Night sensory tuff tray activity like Rebecca. All you need is shaving foam and paint to set it up. Why not add some Bonfire Night topic word cards to enhance your children's learning? Visit the Twinkl website to download and find more ideas for teaching Bonfire Night. #bonfirenight #fireworks #bonfire #craftsforkids #crafts #teaching #teacher #teachingresources #twinkl #twinklresources #homeschooling #school #classroomideas #parents #tufftray #tuffspot #tufftrayideas

This Pop-Up Firework Craft is so fun. Kids will love hiding the ribbons and then popping them up to make their own colourful firework display again and again!

An easy Paper Tube Fireworks Art Project for Kids - An entirely child-led, fun art process that's perfect for Bonfire Night and New Years Celebrations.

Toddler Approved!: Fizzing Fireworks #readforgood. A simple science activity for the 4th and a great activity to practice teamwork and sharing! What else have you made with coffee filters?

Use this EYFS Bonfire Night Pack (2-3 years) to provide toddlers with exciting Bonfire Night activities in line with the 2021 Development Matters statements.