Bonfire Night - Firework Scene - Sticker Activity

Q: How does this resource excite and engage children's learning?

Get creative for Bonfire Night and make your own firework display with this sticker activity! The perfect Autumn activity that children will love - print off this sticker activity for a fun and easy to use resource! The set inlcudes a starry night sky, and a set of firework stickers to decorate it with. Go crazy with catherwine wheels, sparklers and rockets to light up the sky, just like a real firework display. This is a great activity to use alongside wider learning about Bonfire Night, and is ideal for a focused activity. Print off and hand out now for a fab sticker exercise! How do I use this resource? Download and print the sticker sheet onto sticker paper, or alternatively print onto plain A4 and cut out and stick yourself. This is a great opportunity to practise fine motor skills, and children will enjoy decorating their own cards. For more Bonfire Night resources, check these out; Simple 3D Bonfire Night Paper Crafts Bonfire / Fireworks Display Banners Bonfire Night Colouring Sheets

Bonfire Night - Firework Scene - Sticker Activity

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How does this resource excite and engage children's learning?

Get creative for Bonfire Night and make your own firework display with this sticker activity!

The perfect Autumn activity that children will love - print off this sticker activity for a fun and easy to use resource! The set inlcudes a starry night sky, and a set of firework stickers to decorate it with. Go crazy with catherwine wheels, sparklers and rockets to light up the sky, just like a real firework display.

This is a great activity to use alongside wider learning about Bonfire Night, and is ideal for a focused activity. Print off and hand out now for a fab sticker exercise!

How do I use this resource?

Download and print the sticker sheet onto sticker paper, or alternatively print onto plain A4 and cut out and stick yourself. This is a great opportunity to practise fine motor skills, and children will enjoy decorating their own cards.

For more Bonfire Night resources, check these out;

What is Bonfire Night?

Bonfire Night, also known as Guy Fawkes Night, is celebrated annually in the United Kingdom on the 5th of November. Bonfire Night celebrates the foiling of the Gunpowder Plot.

Whether through organised community celebrations or in gardens, Bonfire Night sees thousands of people every year setting off fireworks, creating bonfires and using sparklers, whilst some also enjoy eating toffee apples.