Guy Fawkes was part of a plot in 1605 to blow up the English parliament and kill King James I but was discovered before succeeding. To celebrate stopping the plot each year on November 5th, known as Bonfire Night in Britain, people hold fireworks displays and burn effigies of Guy Fawkes on big bonfires. Fourth level students at CEIP “Luis de Morales” learned about this British tradition by illustrating texts about Bonfire Night and its origins in the failed Gunpowder Plot.

1. 4TH. LEVEL
CEIP “LUIS DE MORALES” 4TH. NOVEMBER 2016

2. In 1605 a man called Guy Fawkes was part of a plan to blow up the English
parliament, but he was discovered and didn't succeed. To celebrate this day,
people usually go to a fireworks display and burn a model of Guy Fawkes on a
big fire!

3. 4th. level students have remember this British
tradition making some activities about it

4. They illustrated some
texts related to
Bonfire Night tradition

7. In Britain, 5th. November is Bonefire Night.
It is the anniversary of a plot to kill the King

8. People in Britain celebrate Bonfire Night every
year on November 5th.
It is the anniversary of the Gunpowder Plot.

9. In 1605 a group of men made a secret
plan to blow up the Houses of Parliament
and kill King James I. One of the men was
called Guy Fawkes.

10. To celebrate stopping
the men, King James
told people to light
bonfires every
November 5th.

11. To celebrate this day, people usually burn
a model of Guy Fawkes on a big fire!

12. “Remember,
remember
The fifth of
November
Gunpowder, treason
and plot.
I see no reason
Why gunpowder
treason

13. Remember, remember
the fith of November!