You will need!. A Bunsen Burner.A safety mat.some matches.goggles.an apron..A tripod.

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You will need!. A Bunsen Burner.A safety mat.some matches.goggles.an apron..A tripod.

Listen to what the teacher has to say!!!!

Get a Bunsen Burner!

Ask your teacher to turn on the gas.

 Put your Bunsen burner on the safety mat.

 Ask your teacher to light the gas with a match.

 Get your trod and put it over your Bunsen burner

Ask your teacher if you need to have your flam on safety or roaring flame.

 Now your teacher will tell you what experiment you are going to do.

 Have a go at this word search as a class.

By Emma Brown