To kick off our History work about famous people, the children learnt about the Great Fire of London. As they were read the information about the event (which they later completed a comprehension task on), the children got to experience a real fire. We discussed how easily fires can start and the conditions that fire needs to burn.
Where did the fire start in London?
Why did the building catch fire so easily?
How did the fire finally die down?
1. the Fire started in the bakery in pudding lane
2.it’s because the buildings were made of woodand were togther
3.the win d stoped
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 fire A fire is to burn something 🔥
The fire started in a bakery on Pudding lane.
The fire was able to spread quickly because the building was made from wood. Also, the houses of London were very close to each other.
The fire was put out by lots of buckets of water.
It was interesting to see a real fire being made at school. It’s important to be careful around fire.
1. The great fire of London started in the bakery on pudding lane in 1666. 2. Because the houses were made out of wood. 3. The people used buckets of water to put the fire out.
1.The fire started on morning in a bakery on Pudding Lane.
2.The building catch fire so easily because it was made out of wood .
3.The fire died down by using buckets of water.
Great Fire Of London
1. Where did the Great Fire start in London?
The fire started near Thomas Farriner’s bakery on Pudding Lane, on the 2nd of September 1666
2. Why did the building/buildings catch fire so easily?
Because the buildings were made out of constructed wood, which then the material wood can obtain fire easily and spread.
3. How did the fire finally die/go down?
The fire was spreading and finally stopped maybe due to a river collision, or maybe people just used equipment which is destructible to fire?
1) Where did the fire start in London?
In the bakery of London.
2) why did the building catch fire so easily?
Because the houses where made out of wood.
3) How did the fire finally die down?
The fire died because they used buckets of water.
The fire started in a bakery.
In those times the houses were made out wood.
They used buckets of water to take down the water.
The fire started in a bakery in London.
Because they were made from wood.
The fire put down by water.
1.The Great Fire started at the bakery (or baker’s house) of Thomas Farriner (or Farynor) on Pudding Lane shortly after midnight on Sunday, 2 September, and spread rapidly west across the City of London.
2.Because the building was made out of wood.
3.The people used buckets full of water to put the fire out because there were no fire engine then.
*Where did the fire start in London?
The fire started in a bakery in London.
*Why did the building catch fire so easily?
Because the buildings were made out of wood.
*How did the fire finally die down?
The people used buckets of water to put out the great fire of London.
1. Pudding Lane
2.The house was made of dry wood and it burns really fast.
The great fire of London started in a bakery in pudding lane, In the year 1666.
It caught fire because the building were next to each other , they were also made of wood that’s why it caught on fire
people used buckets of water to put the fire out because there were no fire engine in the old times
2. It spreaded so easily because all the houses were made out of wood and were close together.
3. It died with the winds help.
I’m sorry I made a mistake I didn’t mean to😔
1. The Great Fire Of London started at Pudding Lane Thomas Farriner forgot to turn the fire off he used to make bread.
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1, Where did the fire start in London?
The great fire of London started in a bakery in pudding lane, The year was 1666.
2,Why did the building catch fire so easily?
It caught fire easily because the building were next to each other, and made out of wood.
3, How did the fire finally die down?
The people used buckets full of water to put the fire out because there were no fire engine then.
The fire started in the bakery on Pudding lane in 1966.
2. The fire spread quickly because it was made out of wood and the fire spread quickly.
3. The fire was put out with buckets of water by the people of London as there was not any fire engines in 1966.
The fire 🔥 started in a bakery called pudding lane
The fire 🔥 was spreading out quickly because the houses were together.
The fire 🔥 died out because the people took control of it by using hoses and buckets of water.
1. The fire of London started in a bakery in pudding Lane and it started in 1666.
2. It caught fire fast and spread since it was made out of wood.
3. They put it out using some water buckets since there were no fire trucks or firefighters.
The great fire of London started in a bakery in pudding Lane in 1666.
The building caught fire quickly because it was made of wood and wood burns easily.
The fire eventually died down because the people of London helped to put it out by using buckets of water, water squirts and fire hooks to pull down the burning buildings. They did this because there were no fire engines or fire brigade in 1666.
1. The fire started in the bakery on Pudding lane in 1966.
2. The fire spread quickly because it was made out of wood and the fire spread quickly.
3. The fire was put out with buckets of water by the people of London as there was not any fire engines in 1966.
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