2-3-16 Do Now: What is Safety? Give an example of a safety hazard?

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2-3-16 Do Now: What is Safety? Give an example of a safety hazard?

Safety Mr. Royer

Accident- an unexpected happening that can cause someone to be hurt or property to be damaged #1 cause of death in middle school age group

Electric Shock- a painful jolt caused by direct contact with electricity Damaged electric wire (replace) (cracked, worn, frayed covering, cut etc…) Keep cords covered and protected Don’t plug too many things into one outlet (can cause a fire) ELECTRIC SHOCK

ELECTRIC SHOCK Water and electricity don’t mix Make sure hands are dry Don’t stand in water Keep appliances away from the bath tub Toaster- never stick a knife in without unplugging the toaster ELECTRIC SHOCK

Fire Flammable-materials that burn easily Keep a screen in front of a fireplace Keep a safe distance from a campfire Never start a fire with gas (fumes are explosive). Keep stove clear of grease Clean out toasters regularly Clean out lint in your dryer regularly Fire

Poison-anything that makes a person sick when it gets in the body household items can be poisonous Some household plants are poisonous Store household cleaners out of the reach of children POISONING

POISONS Keep chemicals stored in their original container Use child safety latches Keep poison control number close to phone POISON CONTROL PHONE# (1-800-222-1222) POISONS

Using what you Learn Using What you learn: Create a safety checklist with at least 10 items that will help keep or make your home safe. Using what you Learn