This is a Bonfire Night themed word search. You may also be interested in: Bonfire Night Puzzle Pack - 15 Differentiated Word Searches, Anagrams, Crosswords, Cryptograms and Word Challenge 50 Question Bonfire Night and Firework Safety PowerPoint Quiz This is a fully editable, 50-question PowerPoint quiz on Bonfire Night, Guy Fawkes and Fireworks. It is ideal for use with a tutor group or for an assembly during around Bonfire Night / Guy Fawkes Night. There are 3 multiple choice answers. It can be administered in a variety of ways - to individuals or teams. Answers can be given either as you go through the quiz or at the end. An answer sheet is provided to record answers. Sample questions: What did Guy Fawkes change his Christian name to? What religion was Guy Fawkes? Which monarch was reigning at the time of the Gunpowder Plot? How many barrels of gunpowder are said to have been hidden under the House of Lords? Guy Fawkes and The Gunpowder Plot PowerPoint Presentation This is a fully editable, 45-slide PowerPoint on Guy Fawkes and his role in the Gunpowder Plot and how this has resulted in Bonfire Night. The PowerPoint ends with questions for discussion. There are hyperlinks to two videos about Guy Fawkes and Gunpowder Plot. Bonfire Night and Firework Safety PowerPoint Presentation This is a 70-slide presentation on fireworks and firework safety. It includes a history of fireworks, firework records, interesting facts, the law and fireworks, the firework code and how to stay safe on Bonfire Night. It also contains links to firework Guinness World Records, Handel’s firework music, three firework safety videos - one for very young children, one for primary aged pupils and one for secondary pupils. Save money and buy all four resources in a bundle at a discounted rate: Bonfire Night Bundle Thinking of publishing your own resources Check out this step-by-step guide: How to Become a Successful TES Author

A visual aid to Bonfire night - Background / Firework Code.

Basic outline of Guy Fawkes story with a few pictures, safety advice and links to firework games and quiz

The Story of Guy Fawkes all supported with Widigt Symbols

A Lesson with basic information about Bonfire Nigth includes dates, characters and main events. It is a very attractive presentation for K1. At the end of the Powerpoint, there are multiple choice questions to check if they understood the class.

Used as an example poem for Year 6 children. Good for developing use off figurative language.

An attractive poster to remind children to be safe on Bonfire Night.

26 original colouring sheets with a Bonfire Night theme. Children can add colour to the firework pictures using pencil crayons, felt tips or even paint. Wishing you a happy and safe Bonfire Night.

An assembly explaining the Gun powder plot, Guy Fawkes , the fire works code and modern celebrations of bonfire night.

Bonfire Night explained through a colourful, visual powerpoint. I have used a wide range of pictures to teach children about Bonfire Night. As I have a huge portion of EAL learners in my class, I have included simple, clear pictures that make the content easy to understand. The story is told in an interesting way, through use of speech bubbles and cartoon pictures. Easily adaptable for a younger class also. As an activity, I asked children to create a comic strip based on what they learned about Bonfire Night. For EAL or low ability learners, I have included differentiated resources and images to assist them. This resource includes: *A colourful, interactive powerpoint. *Differentiated acitivities Please leave a review on your thoughts. Thanks

I created these soundboards for a fun, seasonal music lesson. You display the powerpoint on the interactive whiteboard and the learners either make vocal noises or use instruments to follow along as you move along the pictures. You can use music the background to add to the atmosphere. Either get all learners making the same noise as you go over each image, or split them into groups. One group makes the noise of a witch, the other make ghost sounds. The same goes when using instruments.

Are you learning about Guy Fawkes and why we celebrate Bonfire Night? This powerpoint is ideal. It gives a brief overview of what happened and why we celebrate, along with a few questions. Slides include moveable Gifs to make it more interesting for children.

15 pages of resources/worksheets to support teaching about bonfire night. Included are- cutting control pencil control design a firework display I spy counting missing numbers sorting height order counting to 10 colour and cut shapes to create a firework coloured shapes for laminating to create a firework picture fire safety poster design a fire safety poster colour in Freddie Firework size recognition Onomatopoeia repeating patterns

A powerpoint aimed at early years to year one/two. 8 page powerpoint with photos and information simplified for children’s understanding.

A new and different writing frame for your children to use around Bonfire Night. They can use this to write or draw in, to make a poster or display their work.

Children will enjoy using this colour Bonfire Night poster as a stimulus for their own posters. There is also a page of all the related words shown on the poster that children can colour in and use or add a background to.

Fire works photos with numbers Bonfire night number challenge for EYFS and Key Stage 1 Made by KSEY Consultancy