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SAFETY FIRST!

1) Be responsible at all times

No horseplay, practical jokes, or pranks

No running, jumping, or playing around in the lab

2) Follow all directions carefully

Read and listen to all directions before you start a lab

Ask questions if you don't get it

3) Do not touch lab materials until told to do so

SAFETY FIRST4) No food, drinks or gum in lab

Don't taste, touch or smell any chemicals in lab

5) Dress Properly

Wear eye goggle

Tie long hair back

No dangling jewerly

No loose or baggy clothes

No open toed shoes (flip flops)

6) Keep the science room clean and organized

Don't leave anything out on the floor or tables!

SAFETY FIRST

7) Tell the teacher right away if there is an accident

Spill

Something breaks

Someone gets hurts- cut or burn

8) Never pick up hot or broken glass with bare hands

SAFETY SYMBOLS

Disposal Alert

This symbol appears when care must be taken to dispose of materials properly.

Clothing Protection Safety 

This symbol appears when substances could stain or burn clothing

Fire safety 

This symbol appears when you will be working with an open flame.

SAFETY SYMBOLS

Eye Safety 

This symbol appears when an eye danger exists. Safety goggles should be worn during the experiment.

Poison Safety 

This symbol appears when poisonous substances are used

Fume safety

This symbol appears when chemicals or chemical reactions could cause dangerous fumes

SAFETY SYMBOLS

Chemical Safety 

This symbol appears when chemicals that you will be using can cause burns or can absorb through the skin and cause harm

Sharp objects safety

This symbol appears when you will be working with sharp objects and your skin could get cut.

Thermal Safety 

This symbol appears when you should use caution handling hot objects.

SAFETY SYMBOLS

Animal Safety 

This symbol appears whenever live animals are studied. The safety of the animals and the students must be taken into account.

Electrical Safety 

This symbol is used when you should take precaution around electrical equipment.

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