Science Laboratory Safety

What should you not do in the lab?

• Use cell phones

• Wear safety goggles

• Inform your teacher in case of accidents

• Wear closed shoes

What should you wear in the science lab?

• Safety goggles

• Chipped or cracked equipment

• Loose hair

• Unused chemicals

What should you do with unused chemicals?

• Put them in their original bottles

• Wear a lab coat

• Keep them away from your face

• Inform your teacher in case of accidents

What should you not use in the lab?

• Chipped or cracked equipment

• Closed shoes

• Safety goggles

• Cell phones

What should you do in case of accidents?

• Keep test tubes away from your face

• Wear closed shoes

• Inform your teacher immediately

• Use cell phones

What should you keep away from your face, mouth, and body?

• Safety goggles

• Unused chemicals

• Test tubes

• Chipped or cracked equipment

What should you do with your hair during experiments?

• Wear a lab coat

• Keep it loose

• Tie it neatly and tuck it away

• Use cell phones

What should you not touch without your teacher's supervision?

• Science experiments

• Lab equipment

• Safety goggles

• Unused chemicals

What should you follow in the lab?

• Instructions given by the teacher

• Chipped or cracked equipment

• Informing your teacher in case of accidents

• Wearing closed shoes

Who should discuss the rules and regulations with the child?

• The teacher

• The parent/guardian

• The student

• The school district