Process Standards - Science Safety Contract

What should students wear when instructed during experiments?

• Regular glasses

• Safety glasses or goggles

• Sunglasses

• No eyewear

How should waste materials be disposed of after an experiment?

• Throw them in the regular trash

• Follow the teacher’s instructions

• Leave them on the table

• Flush them down the sink

Tags

NGSS.MS-ESS3-3

What should be done with the work area after completing an experiment?

• Leave it as it is

• Clean and organize it

• Decorate it

• Ignore it

What is the correct action if a student sees broken equipment?

• Try to fix it themselves

• Report it to the teacher immediately

• Ignore it

• Use it anyway

What is the rule about performing experiments?

• Perform any experiment you like

• Only perform authorized experiments

• Perform experiments without supervision

• Perform experiments at home

How should you carry a microscope?

• With one hand

• With both hands

• By the lens

• By the base only

What should you do if you get a cut or scratch from sharp instruments?

• Ignore it

• Wash it with water

• Report it to the teacher immediately

• Cover it with a bandage

What should you do when viewing a demonstration involving a burner?

• Use extreme caution

• Stand very close

• Ignore safety instructions

• Touch the burner

What should you do if you need to cut material in the science room?

• Cut towards you

• Cut away from your body

• Use any tool available

• Ask a friend to do it

What should you do if you find broken glassware?

• Pick it up with bare hands

• Leave it for someone else

• Notify the teacher

• Sweep it under the table