Today, we will be reviewing the safety rules you went over yesterday in science with Mrs. Monaghan

It is okay to play jokes and fool around in the science classroom. FALSE! Why could this be unsafe?

You should learn where the safety equipment is and where the emergency exits are. TRUE! Why is this important to your safety?

You should never eat, drink, chew gum, or taste anything in the science classroom. TRUE! Why is this important to your safety?

You should not follow all written and verbal directions carefully. You also shouldn’t ask your teacher if you do not understand the instructions. FALSE! Why could this be unsafe?

You should handle all glassware with care. You should never pick up broken or hot glassware with your bare hands. TRUE! Why is this important to your safety?

You do not need to wear safety goggles when your teacher instructs you to. FALSE! Why could this be unsafe?

You can touch any of the equipment in the science room whenever you want. FALSE! Why could this be unsafe?

You should keep your work area neat and free of unnecessary materials. TRUE! Why is this important to your safety?

You should report an accident immediately. TRUE! Why is this important to your safety?

Not all chemicals used in the science classroom are dangerous. You can touch or smell them whenever you want. FALSE! Why could this be unsafe?

You should not remove supplies from the science classroom without the science teacher’s permission. TRUE! Why is this important to your safety?

You can wear dangling jewelry and loose clothing in the science classroom. FALSE! Why could this be unsafe?

You should clean all work areas and equipment at the end of the experiment. You should also dispose of waste as instructed. TRUE! Why is this important to your safety?

You should unplug electrical appliances by yanking the cord. FALSE! Why could this be unsafe?