The document discusses a Forest School session that took place on an unusually hot day in late March. During the session, the children learned about the fire triangle and how to safely build and maintain a campfire. They were warned about fire safety in the forest due to the dry conditions. Afterwards, the children enjoyed eating quesadillas cooked over the open fire and playing games in the forest.

1. Forest School
Week 5
27th March

2. d that Mrs Misselbrook had lit a fire. She used the stick

3. xtraordinarily hot day for March. It felt like a summer’s day in Ju
h. It felt like a summer’s day in June! We felt even hotter beside

4. We learned about the fire triangle.
Fuel, air and heat are needed to make a fire.
If you remove one side of the triangle,
the fire goes out.
Fires can be dangerous in a forest.
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6. a hot day, everything around us was very dry and could easily catc
ured water around the edge of the fire to stop it from spreading
ode’ and how and why we must look after our countryside and fore

7. us cheesy Quesadillas on the open fire. They were yumm

8. s. Mrs Thomson took a piece of cooled charcoal from the

9. and play our own games. Emma, Christen, Amy, Ellie and Demi had

10. Our favourite game is Stealth.

11. ry good at hiding in the undergrowth, although at the risk of gett

12. Who is hiding in the undergrowth?