Guy fawkes part 2
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The students made multicolored paper fireworks for a lesson about Guy Fawkes Day traditions in the UK. They created an exhibition of their glittering fireworks artwork. As a treat for Guy Fawkes, the students also received chocolate fireworks to enjoy with their paper creations. The lesson was a fun success for learning about the customs and celebrations associated with Guy Fawkes Day.
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- 1. Guy Fawkes Day in primary school in Horyniec-Zdrój part 2
- 2. On 5 November the pupils of the 4 and 5 grade had a special lesson dedicated to Guy Fawkes customs and traditions in UK.
- 3. First, they made a multicoloured fireworks on black paper.
- 9. The results are awesome.
- 16. The exhibition of glitter fireworks.
- 17. And now some pleasantries… on the occasion of Guy Fawkes.
- 18. Glitter fireworks on the board and …. chocolate fireworks in hands.
- 37. It was great!!! Thank’s for attention!!!