Bonfire Night or Fireworks Night

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Bonfire Night orFireworks Night

• 5th of November

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bonfirefireworks
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Bonfire Night is celebrated on the evening of 5th
of November by lighting of bonfiresand
fireworks.
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This man is Guy Fawkes.

• Do you know why he is famous?

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Guy Fawkes

• Guy Fawkes and his friends tried to blow up
• the Houses of Parliament
• with gun powder
• and kill James 1, the English king.
• But on the morning of the 5th November,
• 1605 the King found them and stopped them.

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The soldiers arrested Guy, and took him to the
Tower of London, where they kept him
prisoner. They also arrested the other men
and took them to the Tower as well.
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To celebrate that the King did not die King James
said that people should have a big bonfire every
year on November the 5th.
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Today, people still celebrate the story of The
Gunpowder Plot by lighting bonfires, making Guys
and watching firework displays.http//www.youtub
e.com/watch?vkhdDSkNQ4iQ
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These foods are eaten specially on Bonfire
Night.Parkin Hot dogs Bonfire Toffee
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There is also a poem that people say, to remind
them what happened all those years ago.

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

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Houses of ParliamentWho works
there?Where is it?
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gun powdergun
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Questions1. When is Bonfire night
celebrated?2. Bonfire Night is also known as
what?3.What do we remember on the 5th of
November?4. Who invented fireworks?
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Answers1. Bonfire Night is celebrated on the
evening of 5th November. 2. Bonfire Night is
also known as Guy Fawkes night or Fireworks
night. 3. On 5th of November we remember an
event that happened in 1605. 4. The first
fireworks were made in China nearly 2000 years
ago.
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Original writing

• Describe what you can see, hear and feel during
  Bonfire Night. Use some adjectives in your
  creative text.

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See

• I can see the
• (brown) wood
• the people (children running)
• he bonfire (that lights up the dark November
  sky/clouds)
• fantastic fireworks
• sparkling lights
• orange/red fire

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Hear

• I can hear the babies crying, people talking,
  laughing, shouting etc.
• the fireworks whistle, screech and bang into the
  air etc.
• the burning wood crackling, spitting, hissing and
  popping,
• the speeding rocket goes up high, BOOM!

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Feel

• I feel
• the heat from the fire
• the people
• the wind/rain
• the wood/grass/dogs/dry leaves

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Smell

• I can smell
• the wood burning
• food and drink
• people

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Simile

• The fire was as hot as lava.
• The fireworks were like a colourful shower.

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Personification

• The bright yellow and orange flames dance.
• Fireworks fly into the sky.
• The sparks jump into the night,

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Fire Safety

• Fireworks look nice, but they can be very
  dangerous.
• Never go near or use fireworks without an adult.
• Do not throw fireworks or put them in your pocket
• Keep pets indoors FIREWORKS!
• Stand well back
• Contact the Fire Brigade
• Dial 999

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pets careful firework adult pocket

1. Ask an .. to help you.
2. Do not carry fireworks in your ..!
3. Do not leave your ..... outside the house.
4. Do not go near a after you light it.
5. Remember be . with fireworks because people
   can get hurt.