A blazing fire does not play a central role in our everyday lives. We typically do not use a burning campfire or fireplace to keep warm. Today, there is no cooking area with a flickering flame, which in the past was important not only for food preparation but also for social interaction. Nevertheless, fire is an integral part of our children's lives, especially during the dark season or when Easter bonfires are lit. Almost all children watch in fascination when they see a fire truck in action. Fire captivates children, and this is where educational instruction should begin. With this learning workshop for grades 3 and 4, children can explore their curiosity and practice responsible handling of fire. The importance of this is highlighted by the still frequent fires caused by "smoldering" children.