Week 1: Introduction to Primary Colors - Introduce the concept of primary colors (red, blue, and yellow) to the students. - Show examples of primary color artwork and discuss how these colors are used in different artworks. - Engage the students in a hands-on activity where they mix primary colors to create secondary colors.

Week 2: Exploring Secondary Colors - Review the primary colors and their combinations to create secondary colors (red + blue = purple, blue + yellow = green, red + yellow = orange). - Provide various art materials such as paints, colored pencils, or markers for the students to experiment with mixing secondary colors. - Encourage the students to create their own color wheel using primary and secondary colors.

Week 3: Introduction to Textures - Introduce the concept of textures in art and discuss different types of textures (rough, smooth, bumpy, etc.). - Show examples of artworks that incorporate different textures. - Provide various materials such as sandpaper, fabric, bubble wrap, and sponges for the students to explore and create different textures on paper.

Week 4: Creating Firework Background - Discuss the concept of fireworks and show examples of firework artworks. - Instruct the students to create a background for their firework piece using a variety of textures and colors. - Encourage them to experiment with different brushes and techniques to create interesting textures.

Week 5: Designing Firework Shapes - Discuss different shapes and patterns that fireworks can take. - Instruct the students to sketch and plan their firework shapes on a separate sheet of paper. - Provide guidance on how to transfer their designs onto the background using pencils or light-colored markers.

Week 6: Painting Firework Shapes - Provide the students with a variety of paint colors and brushes. - Instruct them to carefully paint their firework shapes on the background, using a combination of primary and secondary colors. - Encourage them to experiment with brushstrokes and techniques to create dynamic and vibrant firework shapes.

Week 7: Finalizing the Artwork - Allow the students to add finishing touches to their artwork, such as adding glitter or metallic accents to represent the sparkle of fireworks. - Provide time for the students to reflect on their artwork and share their creations with their peers. - Display the finished artworks in the classroom or school to celebrate the students’ achievements.