Fireworks are such a fun subject to color! They can be any color you want- red, orange, yellow, green, blue, or purple. You can make them as bright or as subdued as you like. And you don’t have to be an artist to make them look great. Here’s a tip: use light colors for the background and dark colors for the foreground. That way, the fireworks coloring page will really stand out.
Fireworks are such a fun part of celebrating that it’s easy to forget how much goes into making them. Here are some fascinating facts about fireworks to help you appreciate them even more:
- Fireworks have been around for centuries and were originally used in religious ceremonies and as a part of military displays.
- Fireworks get their color from the metals that are used in their formulation. For example, copper produces green color, while sodium produces an orange-yellow color.
- Fireworks are launched using a variety of methods, including hand-held mortars, launchers mounted on vehicles, and aerial shells fired from a large mortar.
- Fireworks are typically made from a combination of gunpowder, charcoal, sulfur, and potassium nitrate. This mix is then placed inside a shell or tube and ignited.
- Firecrackers, one of the most common types of fireworks, get their name from the loud bang they make when they explode. Firecrackers were first invented in China and were originally made from rolled paper filled with gunpowder.
With these fun facts in mind, be sure to enjoy the next fireworks display you see!
Have fun coloring your fireworks coloring page! Remember, there are no rules- just let your creativity flow!
