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    To stay safe at home, students should understand the fire triangle which explains that a fire needs oxygen, heat, and fuel to burn. Oxygen comes from the air, heat can come from matches and lighters, and fuel can be materials like candle wax, match wicks, and the wood of matches.

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    To stay safe at home, students should understand the fire triangle which explains that a fire needs oxygen, heat, and fuel to burn. Oxygen comes from the air, heat can come from matches and lighters, and fuel can be materials like candle wax, match wicks, and the wood of matches.

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    To stay safe at home, students should understand the fire triangle which explains that a fire needs oxygen, heat, and fuel to burn. Oxygen comes from the air, heat can come from matches and lighters, and fuel can be materials like candle wax, match wicks, and the wood of matches.

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    Keeping safe at home

    The fire triangle


    Year 5&6

    Fire
    triangle
    Oxygen =
    in the air
    Heat =
    matches and
    lighters
    Fuel =
    Candle
    wax, wick
    and wood
    of the
    match

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