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What is Fire?

What we will learn today We will learn about the fire triangle and how we can prevent a fire from happening

We have already learned that: Fire is not like we see on television It is very hot, moves very fast and makes everything very dark

We have also learned that: It takes three things to cause a fire: Heat - or something that is hot Fuel - or something that will burn Oxygen - the air that is all around us

Do we know what a triangle is? Three sided shape - needs all three sides to be connected to be a triangle

The same way that the three lines have to be connected to form a triangle, the heat, fuel and oxygen have to be connected to cause a fire. Oxygen Heat Fuel

We call this a FIRE TRIANGLE Air Heat Fuel

The red side is the HEAT side. Fire Triangle The red side is the HEAT side.

The yellow side is the FUEL side. Fire Triangle The yellow side is the FUEL side.

The blue side is the OXYGEN side. Fire Triangle The blue side is the OXYGEN side.

Fire Triangle

If we remove any one side of the triangle, the fire cannot happen Remove the HEAT sources, and there is nothing hot to start the fire

If we remove any one side of the triangle, the fire cannot happen Remove the FUEL sources, and there is nothing to burn.

If we remove any one side of the triangle, the fire cannot happen Remove the OXYGEN and there is nothing to feed the fire.

Good fires and bad fires A good fire is one that is used carefully and under controlled situations

Fire in a grill - good fire or bad fire?

House fire - good fire or bad fire?

Fire in a fireplace - good fire or bad fire?

Forest fire - good fire or bad fire?

Camp fire - good fire or bad fire?

REMEMBER - You can prevent fires by not playing with matches or lighters.