Firework Studio
Four burst stickers · saved show · no soundPlace starbursts, trailing willows, rings and hearts in your own night sky. Mix three colour palettes, replay up to 24 bursts and download the whole picture.
Make a display →Make a little light for the fifth of November. Design your own fireworks, play with numbers, or settle into a word hunt. All free, with no signup.

Place starbursts, trailing willows, rings and hearts in your own night sky. Mix three colour palettes, replay up to 24 bursts and download the whole picture.
Make a display →Count to five, count to ten or find the missing stars to make ten. Three twelve-challenge trails, with a little display for each answer.
Follow the stars →Find November, bonfire and firework words. Choose across-and-down, diagonals or all directions. Print the exact puzzle you are playing with its answer sheet.
Play or print →Colour a sky of patterned fireworks. Choose numbers or two sets of times tables, with a completed colour guide and answers.
Take it to paper →Choose a word-search level, then download that very grid with answers on a separate page. Or set out a firework colouring sheet: simple number matching or a times-table challenge, using the same original picture.

Let one person choose a burst and another place it in the sky. Take turns finding a word, or count a row of stars together before choosing an answer. These games have no countdown, losing lives or sudden sounds.
The studio saves your last display on this device. Maths trails and word hunts also save separately. Download a picture or print a puzzle to carry on away from the screen. Earned shapes, trails and word-search stickers appear in your sticker book.
Bonfire Night falls on 5 November each year; in 2026 it is a Thursday. Also called Fireworks Night or Guy Fawkes Night, it remembers the discovery of the Gunpowder Plot in 1605. For the history, see UK Parliament’s Gunpowder Plot guide.
These are browser games and printable activities for playing indoors. The firework studio is a drawing and animation game; it does not involve real fireworks. You can play on a phone, tablet or computer.
Yes. Firework scenes follow your device’s reduced-motion setting, showing a still arrangement instead of moving bursts. There is no audio. Number stars and letter grids stay still while you think.
Every word-search download includes the chosen letter grid and its answers. The colouring pack includes a number sheet, two multiplication sheets and a completed guide. A link on each pack brings you back to online play.
No. All four activities and their downloads are free without an account. Saves and stickers are stored on this device; optional analytics follows your cookie choice.