Bonfire Night Printables for Kids: Free Games and Puzzles

There are 10 free Bonfire Night printables on this page from Reception to Year 5. Bonfire Night printables cover fireworks safety, history and seasonal games. Every sheet is made by Jaques of London: two A4 pages, with the activity on page 1 and notes for the grown-up on page 2.

Ages 4 to 10Reception to Year 9
10 free printablesmaths, english, pshe and design and technology
10 to 30 minutesfor most sheets
Answers on 5notes for the grown-up on every sheet
Screen freepaper and a pencil

Reception Bonfire Night printables

1 free printable. All Reception worksheets

Year 1 Bonfire Night printables

1 free printable. All Year 1 worksheets

Year 2 Bonfire Night printables

3 free printables. All Year 2 worksheets

Year 3 Bonfire Night printables

1 free printable. All Year 3 worksheets

Year 4 Bonfire Night printables

1 free printable. All Year 4 worksheets

Year 5 Bonfire Night printables

1 free printable. All Year 5 worksheets

More Bonfire Night printables

2 free printables.

Questions parents and teachers ask

What is in the bonfire night printables?

Bonfire Night printables cover fireworks safety, history and seasonal games.

Are these Bonfire Night printables free?

Yes. All 10 are free to print for home, classroom and home education use.

Which year groups are they for?

They cover Reception, Year 1, Year 2, Year 3, Year 4 and Year 5.

Do the sheets include answers?

Answers are included on 5 of the 10 sheets. The rest are open tasks, and page 2 explains what a good answer looks like.

How long does each sheet take?

Most take 10 to 30 minutes. Each sheet is two A4 pages. Page 1 is the activity and page 2 has notes for the grown-up.

Can teachers use them in class?

Yes. They work as starters, plenaries, early finisher tasks, homework or table activities, and need no preparation beyond printing.

Do I need a colour printer?

No. Black and white printing is fine for almost every sheet.

Last updated 2026-11-09. Written by the Mini Minds Hub team at Jaques of London.