Fire across the school fence

On Wednesday near where the hedge used to be they had a fire. It was over the fence. I wondered why the dirt was not on fire. Now I know it has a special gas in it. I felt the heat of the fire. It was warm on my hands. I could smell the smoke and I could see the watery spot of the fire. That means it is a very, very hot spot of the fire. I saw ashes flying around the place.
Jasmine

The fire was massive because the digger was putting more wood on the fire. The fire looked like a volcano. The smoke was black and the flames went high. I think it was cool.
Neve



The fire was big. It was not like lava because lava has a different type of gas than lava. Lava comes out of a volcano. Fire is light sometimes. Lava burns through the ground.
Zane F

I didn’t like the smoke of the fire. The other fire did not have any flames so we watched the fire that did have flames. I liked watching the fire because I like fires. The smoke looked like big grey clouds. When the black ash came down it looked like black bits of snow but snow can’t be black.
Phoebe


The fire was orange. The smoke was giant when the digger put the wood on the fire. The smoke smelled like burnt toast. I heard crackling noises. I felt hot bits of stuff on my arm.
Hunter C

The bonfire looked like a volcano because of the flames. The digger was pushing the trees and the flames changed to black. The flames got bigger. The forklift helped the digger.
Aiden H

Room 3 looked at the fire. The fire was orange and the smoke was dark grey. The digger pushed the sticks into the fire. The fire was on the dirt.
Tyler



The fire was really big when they put more sticks on it. It got bigger and bigger and BIGGER! The fire smelled yuck. The digger scooped the sticks up. I felt warm.
Lucy

I saw the ashes flying into the sky like rain. I saw grey fog in the sky. The fire was hot and I was hot. The whole school went outside and watched the fire. The flames were big and they kept me warm. I had a jersey on and I was really warm. I was roasting hot.
Mackenzie