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Title of the Experience
What does fire need?
Name of the student
Ola
Country where it took place
Poland
School typology
Primary school
Thematic Area
Science
Experience typology
Teaching in class
Type of Experience
Success
Description of the Experience
At the science lesson we often have different experiences or demonstrations to support what we learn in theory. It's a very good way, because I can remember easier the subject. Our teacher has shown us at one of the lessons that fire needs air to burn all the time. Teacher lit two candles, but one of them covered with jar. After some time, when the air in the jar was exhausted, the flame was extinguished. The second candle was burning all the time.
Now I know that the combustion process is possible thanks to oxygen present in the air and thanks to this lesson I will always remember it.

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