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Guy Fawkes Night, also known as Bonfire Night, is celebrated on November 5th in the UK. It's a fun night when people remember how, in 1605, a man named Guy Fawkes tried to blow up the Houses of Parliament but was stopped. To celebrate, families and friends gather to light big fires called bonfires and enjoy watching colorful fireworks in the sky. Some people even make dummies called "Guys" to burn on the bonfire. It's a way to remember history and have a fun time with exciting fireworks and warm fires.
How to celebrate Guy Fawkes Night?
On Guy Fawkes Night, you can have lots of fun! Start by joining friends and family outside. Wear warm clothes because it might be chilly. Build a big bonfire and safely burn it with adults around. You can watch the flames dance and feel the warmth. Light some fireworks with grown-ups or watch a fireworks display to see the sky sparkle with colors. Enjoy munching on yummy snacks like toffee apples or marshmallows roasted over the fire. Stay safe, have fun, and remember to help clean up afterward. It's a night full of lights, laughter, and tasty treats!
Where Guy Fawkes Night is celebrated?
- - United Kingdom
- - New Zealand
- - Newfoundland and Labrador in Canada
