The Quick and Dirty Squib.

Make a squib (something that goes bang when you introduce an electric current) out of stuff lying around the home or office.

Wire (single core/ paper clips etc)
A broken light bulb
Matches
Pen knife
Long nose pliers
Crocodile clips and wire
Masking tape.

Remove the filament from the bulb. Careful now. We don't want cut fingers.
It's like a coiled spring. Stretch it out. This will give you loads for future fun as you only need 1 1/2 inches at most.
Twist one end around a piece of wire, bend the wire over and crimp it with the pliers.
Repeat for the other side.

Grap a piece of tape long enough to house the filament and a decent amount of the wire and crease slightly lengthways to make a valley.
Scrape some match heads off into the valley. Neaten up any stray pieces with your knife.

Lay the wire assembly through the valley of tape.
Roll the whole lot up, being careful not to spill the contents.
Add more tape to the ends, ensuring a tight seal around the wire and then more around the middle.
Tight is the key. If air can get in the this may just fizz instead of bang.

This won't take long to make. Minutes.
It'll take forever and more to grow your fingers back. Don't be stupid and treat this with respect.
Don't connect this to the croc clips before checking that the other ends aren't attached to the battery.
You'll want to use a lot of wire so you can get distance between you and the squib. Use safety glasses. They don't look as stupid as a white stick.
The size of bang (pop) you get is dependant on how many matches you use. Don't be stupid.
I don't mean to sound like a grown up but I don't recommend you do this but if you do and you hurt yourself, don't cry to me.

Moan moan moan.
Can be used with my Quick and Dirty tripwires but please use caution.