Science Safety
Published on Nov 20, 2015
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Your teacher will give you directions that help keep you safe when doing experiments. Listen carefully and always follow your teachers directions!
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Never put anything in your mouth unless the teacher says it is OK
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Smells can be dangerous! If your teacher asks you to smell a material, wave, (waft), a hand over the material to draw the scent toward your nose.
Avoid touching your face, mouth, ears, and eyes while working with
chemicals, plants or animals.
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Always wash your hands
with soap and water
immediately after using
materials like liquids, salt,
soils or touching animals
and plants
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Never mix unknown chemicals just to see what might happen.
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Protect your eyes with goggles when using sharp, pointy tools or liquids
other than water.
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Report all accidents to
your teacher
immediately, even small
ones.
Clean up small spills
quickly, ask for help with
big spills or broken
materials
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Your teacher will tell you what to throw away and what to keep after each experiment.
Many materials can be reused and recycled.
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You should always use your best classroom behavior during lab.
If you choose not to follow the behavior rules the teacher may remove you from the activity
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