1. Family and Consumer Sciences
Safety In The Classroom

2. Fire Extinguisher Fires can start from three Classifications
1. Wood, paper and cloth - A
2. Flammable gases - B
3. Electrical shortage - C
Three classifications for fire extinguishers
1. A – Will extinguish fires started from wood, paper or cloth
2. BC – Will extinguish fires started from flammable gases and electrical.
3. ABC – Will extinguish any fire.
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3. Fire Extinguishers
When operating a fire extinguisher use the PASS procedure.
Pull
Aim
Squeeze
Sweep
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4. Fire Extinguishers Three steps to take when there is a fire.
Sound the alarm
Get everyone out
Call 911
Aim a fire extinguisher at the base of the fire
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5. Fire Extinguishers Recharge a fire extinguisher after every use.
To check to see if a fire is on the other side of a door, touch it with the back of your hand
The most important feature of a fire extinguisher is KNOWING HOW TO OPERATE IT!!!
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6. How to use a fire extinguisher

7. Safety in the kitchen Pot handles should be turned inward
When picking up a pot lid you should turn it ____________ from your face.
To Prevent Burns
Turn pot handles in
Use pot holders to take food out of oven
No loose clothing
To Put Out Grease Fire
Cover with a lid
Pour baking soda or salt on fire
Use fire extinguisher
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8. Sweep up broken glass immediately
To Prevent Cuts
Sweep up broken glass immediately
When using a knife, cut away from your body
When opening a can with electric can opener, be sure to cut top off completely
To Prevent Falls
If you spill something, clean it up immediately
Use a step stool or ladder to reach high shelves
Secure rugs with a non-skid backing
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9. Electricity Keep cords away from heat sources
Electricity and water never mix
Do not use an appliance while standing on a wet floor
Never turn on an appliance with wet hands
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10. Poisoning Be sure poisons are labeled clearly
Never keep poisons or cleaners in a cabinet with food
Be sure all poison containers are closed securely
NEVER MIX household cleaners
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11. Safety In The Classroom and Home
Two of the most common reasons for accidents are:
Carelessness
Physical limitations
The most common accidents in the home are:
Slips, trips and falls!!!
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12. Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Is a colorless, odorless very toxic gas
Carbon Monoxide Poisoning is very dangerous and possibly fatal.
Symptoms of Carbon Monoxide poisoning are: headaches, drowsiness, or nausea.
It can be found in a clogged chimney flue, improperly vented gas heater and a exhaust pipe of an automobile.
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13. Home Safety
With minor burns, run_________ __________over it and pat dry and apply ___________.
Electrical burns can be _______________or ______________.
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14. Home Safety
A family should have an ______________ route to get out of the house.
When using small electrical equipment one should wear ___________ and _________ for protection.
Every home should have ___________smoke detector on each _____________.
Hair dryers are best used in the ___________________.
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15. No running (or even fast walking) inside the building..
Handrails for going up and down stairs.
Avoid slippery floor surfaces—if you must walk across, take small steps.
CLEAN UP SPILLS IMMEDIATELY—DO NOT LEAVE IT FOR SOMEONE ELSE TO CLEAN.
Keep department clean and free of trip hazards.
Do not stand on tables or chairs to reach high objects—get appropriate step stool or ladder.
Do not leave object of any kind on stairs.
Use extra caution in high heels or slick bottom shoes.
When you are walking, keep hands to your side—not in pockets.
Report any tripping hazard to teacher immediately.
If you trip, slip, or fall, notify your teacher immediately.
Watch where you are going when you are walking.
If you get it out, put it up.
You do not have to write all of these…
Classroom Safety

16. Follow proper handling instructions on the package for any cleanser.
Don’t wear gloves or loose jewelry when operating instruments with moving parts.
Close drawers and cabinets slowly and keep your fingers out of the way.
Put materials down carefully so you don’t mash your fingers.
NEVER put anything metal in microwave oven.
Report all unsafe conditions/acts to teacher immediately.
If it is too heavy, do not lift it, get some help.
Never lift items that are greasy.
Classroom Safety

17. Treat any sharp instrument, like knives and scissors, with respect.
Never horseplay or “goof” around with a sharp instrument.
Always cut away from your body when using a sharp instrument.
Use the right tool or instrument for the task to be performed.
If you talk with your hands, put sharp instruments down before speaking.
Never carry a sharp instrument in your pocket, including screwdrivers.
Keep your hands and fingers away from the blade of any knife, but especially electric knives.
Do not wear loose fitting clothing when using electric knife or when around the oven.
Unplug an electric knife immediately after use.
If you have to pick up broken glass, do so carefully using a wet paper towel. Use a broom and dust pan to pick up the large pieces and a wet paper towel for the smaller pieces.
When passing a sharp object, like a knife, do so very slowly and give it to the person handle first.
Know how to use sharp equipment before you try.
Don’t write
Sharp Objects

18. NEVER put anything in the electrical outlet other than electrical plugs designed for the outlet.
Inspect all electrical appliance cords, and extension cords for exposed wiring, cuts, and tears in the protective coating.
Inspect all electrical appliances
Three pronged plugs go into three pronged outlets.
Make sure you turn off electrical appliances and unplug them before working on them.
Unless you are a certified electrician, do not try to fix electrical equipment.
Report any electrical utensil or wire problems to your teacher immediately.
Do not touch anything electrical if your hands are wet.
Do not place electrical cords near heat or water.
Do not overload electrical outlets.
Don’t write
Electrical Equipment

19. Hot Items Use the provided mittens when handling anything hot.
Make sure you know how hot or cold something is before you pick it up.

20. If not you, then who?? Obeying safety rules is YOUR responsibility!
Violation of safety rules cannot and will not be tolerated!

21. http://videos. howstuffworks
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22. Videos
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