[Childcare] Ideas for Fireworks Wall Decorations for August

Lanterns and fireworks

How about a wall decoration that combines fireworks and lanterns? The easiest way is to cut the shapes out of construction paper for both.

For the fireworks, you can either arrange small cut pieces of paper onto a round cutout to create the firework patterns, or use round stickers to represent the sparks of light.

If you want the fireworks to be the main feature and really stand out, make the fireworks larger than the lanterns.

On a large wall canvas, place lots of fireworks along with plenty of lanterns to enhance them, and create a cheerful fireworks festival scene.

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Fireworks stamp using a toilet paper roll

Fireworks Craft (Ages 2–5): A Summer Project Using Toilet Paper Rolls

Let’s make stamps using toilet paper tubes and use them to paint fireworks.

You’ll need a few toilet paper tubes, black construction paper, paints, and a tray for the paint.

Draw guide lines on the tubes so you don’t cut too far, then use scissors to make fine cuts up to the lines.

After cutting, flare the cut sections outward.

Make several of these; if you vary the fineness and depth of the cuts to create different types, the final result will be more interesting.

Dip the stamps in paint and press them onto the black paper, and you’re done.

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Hirakawa Masako (Bōkarisuto: Sakata Mizumako)

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Full-bloom Fireworks of Lace Paper

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You can use lace paper as a stencil to paint very beautiful fireworks.

First, fold the lace paper and add patterns even to the parts without holes, then cut them out.

The more patterns you add, the more places the paint will stick, making it look more luxurious.

Once you’ve finished cutting, unfold it and lay it flat on black construction paper, then paint over the top.

Peel it off gently, and beautiful fireworks will appear.

Choosing brighter colors will create a more striking contrast with the black paper.

Give it a try!

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Hirakawa Masako (Bōkarisuto: Sakata Mizumako)

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Wall decoration with fireworks in relief

[Summer Festival] Fireworks Pop Out! Wall Decorations 🎇 [Paper Plate Craft]

You can make a picture that looks like fireworks spreading across the night sky using a paper plate and similar materials.

It’s beautiful, so give it a try! First, paint the surface of a paper plate black.

Once it’s painted, make several cuts toward the center and cut out long, narrow triangles.

After cutting them out, turn the black side to the front and stick on round stickers or similar decorations.

When the round stickers are nicely placed, attach it onto another backing sheet that’s been painted black.

It will look three-dimensional, as if the fireworks are popping out.

It’s great for adding a seasonal touch when you put it on a wall or by the front door.

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Hirakawa Masako (Bōkarisuto: Sakata Mizumako)

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Fireworks made from scrap stamping

Let me introduce a super fun stamping firework craft using recycled materials.

Get a toilet paper roll, paint, and aluminum foil ready, and let’s make it! Use scissors to cut thin vertical slits into one end of the toilet paper roll, then flare the strips outward.

Squeeze some paint onto the aluminum foil, and dab the cut end of the roll into the paint.

Stamp it onto construction paper to create beautiful fireworks.

Layering a few colors can make the fireworks even more striking.

Stamping on black construction paper is recommended!

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