Lab Safety

ask your teacher for help

keep working and hope you figure it out somehow

not participate in the lab

try reading the directions backwards

Keeping students safe

Making sure every lab has a really cool explosion

Ruining your fun by making you wear lab goggles

Take them off at your lab station

Go out to the soccer field, take them off, and throw them as far as you can

Ask your group if you can take a break, and go to the hallway to take them off

Go to the hallway and take them off

Freeze and tell the teacher immediately

Tell the teacher and put the broken glass in the trash can

Clean up the broken glass and put it in the broken glass box

Panic and run around in circles

Follow your teacher's directions for clean-up.

Put everything away where you think it probably goes, then check with your teacher to see if you did the clean up correctly.

Throw everything away, including your lab partner(s).

Leave it where it is. The mess is just part of the science room now.

Complete any pre-lab assignments

Wear any required clothing (close-toed shoes, pants, etc.) and protective gear (goggles, etc.)

Be SUPER excited for the lab and know exactly what is going to happen during the experiment

Follow all teacher directions

When a chemical or foreign object gets in someone's eye

When you need a drink of water (it's secretly just a water fountain)

Whenever you want to use it

When a chemical spills on someone's body

When a hazardous chemical gets on someone's body

When you're really smelly after P.E.

When the science classroom floor needs to be washed

When a chemical or object gets in someone's eye

Fire blanket

Fire extinguisher

Fire alarm

Marshmallows (time for s'mores!)

Warning: glassware hazard

Warning: chemical safety needed

Warning: flammable

Warning: eye protection needed