Were fireworks invented by mistake? (What is the history of fireworks?)
On this explosive and fun podcast, we’re coming in with a bang and talking about fireworks who invented them and fun fireworks facts for kids and adults!
We have a flare for fun talking about fire works facts like:
- How many fireworks does Disney use?
- What fireworks sound like gunshots (and why!)
- Firework science: How fireworks get their colors / how fireworks work chemistry
- How fireworks are made
- Were fireworks invented in China?
- How did fireworks spread to the rest of the world? / When were fireworks introduced to America? / When were fireworks first used in England?
- When fireworks explode what is happening to the fireworks / how fireworks explode
- Were fireworks used as weapons?
- Do we shoot fireworks to simulate war?
- Were fireworks an accident?
- How fireworks affect the environment / why fireworks are bad
- How many fireworks are used each year
- Are fireworks illegal in some states?
& Many more fun facts about when fireworks were invented, the history of fireworks and who made fireworks, and (as usual) more firework puns and funny kid jokes than you ever knew you needed!
Get your checklist because we’re filling it all in with what are some fun facts about fireworks - from good things to bad things about fireworks!
This Parent Busters podcast episode really sizzles and will be a bright spot in your day, so don’t miss out!
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