BONFIRE NIGHT is a very British celebration. It has its origins in 1605, when a group of plotters wanted to blow up the Houses of Parliament and kill king James I. The most famous is Guy Fawkes.

Nowadays it is a very colourful festival, with lots of fireworks and bonfires.

Children prepare a “guy” to ask for money in the streets, and to burn it at the top of a bonfire.

People eat baked potatoes and saussages, and sweets and toffe apples.

They go and see a big bonfire display in their towns and villages.

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BONFIRE NIGHT IN BRITAIN

This video can help understanding what people do on Bonfire Night in Britain:

And this song is for the little ones