In the Premium Coloring Club library we have a page that encourages your children to draw more fireworks!
Here are 3 ways to use it!
Firework Words
Ask your students to think of words to describe the sound, action or sight of fireworks. Write them on a class chart and then let students create a word-art page. They can simply write a list or use fancy letters!
![fireworks activity page fireworks activity page](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhoYXIIe9Nkq-fgVwhE5xhh5tN-C-Ss5PsLK2sL2rXZPc3LihrogxyZ7ptQs9ceLM9SlIJkHnMZK15h8FVbOIATbBUnql2gMRm9nSHnG4WH35trHwoAGAoFCMrpCGYFwhIZCH9io7x33nifhFpu3uxa-CjD25c8n9Qv2Kc9bjeEYXPZo033-Nv1YObz/s16000/fireworks%2003.jpg)
Paint
Create dazzling, swirly fireworks with a simple technique:
- cover the space with thick waxy crayon - lots of colors
- apply a semi-thick layer of black paint over the top and wait a few minutes
- before the paint sets, create the swirls with a craft stick
- snap a third of a craft stick
- place the craft stick piece on its edge and swirl around, smudging through the paint to reveal the bright colors
![fireworks painting fireworks painting](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhWbHrSMXQGv_CGI8rC__Shv6COKHV3pugZr-jYibzqc1BOz1q_gKYu35ZVcdYUVHsMhjhnMTK5iWcFeIdT1h_-y6aZ9claZWvLBfaPcpJMTULHsLx4ZqNuamiwlX8QffKakO6bbfHxEj3-fH-B11IJgswAAzvBRFhkRNGJ_NOQqeLngL0PHLI1hsBF/s16000/fireworks%2002.jpg)
Drawing
As suggested on the page, have students draw additional fireworks to their own design or style!
Find this page over in the club today!