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Witch Holding Two Lit Candles

A smiling little witch stands facing forward with a long burning candle held in each hand.

A smiling little witch in a pointed hat holds two lit candles, with open spaces that are easy for children to color.
Witch Holding Two Lit Candles
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What the Witch Holding Two Lit Candles page shows

The young witch wears a pointed hat and a long robe while holding the two candles upright at her sides. A flame burns at the top of each one, bringing a ceremonial, storybook feeling to the otherwise simple scene. Her friendly face keeps the Halloween theme gentle, and there are no other objects or background scenery around her.

Curious facts about candle flames

A candle burns because heat melts wax near the wick, and the liquid wax travels upward before turning into vapor that fuels the flame. Different regions of a flame have different temperatures and colors. Even a small open flame can ignite clothing or hair, so real candles require close adult supervision and a stable holder.

Real colors of candles and flames

  • Candle wax: white, ivory, pale yellow, or any color added during manufacture
  • Wick before lighting: white or natural beige cotton
  • Burned wick: dark brown or black
  • Lower part of a flame: often blue where combustion is efficient
  • Bright part of a flame: yellow to orange, with a faint outer region that may be difficult to see
Questions and answers

Questions and answers

Why does melted wax seem to disappear as a candle burns?
Liquid wax moves up the wick and becomes a vapor in the heat. That vapor reacts with oxygen, producing heat, light, water vapor, and carbon dioxide.
Why does a candle flame point upward?
Hot gases around the flame rise because they are less dense than cooler air. Fresh air moves in below, giving the flame its familiar upward shape.
Can a child safely carry lit candles like the character?
Carrying open flames can cause burns or start a fire. In real life, children should only be near lit candles with attentive adult supervision, and battery-operated candles are a safer option for play.
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