Science Safety Check

What is the primary purpose of the Student Safety Contract in the science classroom?

• To ensure students complete their homework on time

• To ensure a safe classroom environment

• To make science more fun

• To reduce the number of experiments

What is not tolerated in the science room according to the safety rules?

• Asking questions

• Horseplay, practical jokes, and pranks

• Following instructions

• Wearing safety goggles

What should students do if they do not understand the instructions?

• Ignore them

• Ask their teacher questions

• Leave the room

• Do the experiment anyway

What are students not allowed to touch without permission from the teacher?

• Their own notebooks

• Equipment, supplies, animals, or other materials

• Their classmates

• The classroom door

What should students wear to protect their eyes during experiments?

• Regular glasses

• Safety glasses or goggles

• Sunglasses

• No eyewear

What should students do with their hands after working with science materials?

• Wipe them on their clothes

• Wash them with soap and water

• Shake hands with classmates

• Leave the room immediately

What should students do with equipment at the end of an experiment?

• Leave it on the table

• Return it all and clean the work area

• Take it home

• Throw it away

What should students do with preserved specimens and dissecting supplies?

• Use them roughly

• Handle them with care and respect

• Throw them away after use

• Share them with classmates

What should students never do with glassware?

• Use it for drinking

• Pick up hot or broken glassware with bare hands

• Clean it after use

• Share it with classmates

What should students do when using a burner or hot plate?

• Leave it unattended

• Only light it when instructed

• Use it to cook food

• Turn it on and off frequently