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WorksheetsPoison and Household Chemical Safety
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 21mins
What is a poison?
A substance that may make you sick
hurt you, or may injure and damage tissue or organs
taste good and should be eaten
things we see or use every day in our homes, and even at school
Which one is NOT a poison?
chemicals
banana
medicines
wild berries, plants, and mushrooms
What is a cleaner?
something you mix
chemicals or other products in the house or yard
poisons that only come in a can
wild berries, plants, and mushrooms
A poison can be a medicine....
mixed with water
taste like candy
if too much is taken or if it is taken by the wrong person
given by a doctor
If you have medicine in the house, you should ....
mixed with water
leave it on the table
let your sister take some
keep it out of reach from children or pets
If you have medicine in the house, you should ....
mixed with water
leave it on the table
let your sister take some
keep it out of reach from children or pets
Ways people get poisons in their body:
mouth
skin
eyes
nose
air
Check all the possible ways poisons can be found.
gas
solid
liquid
sprays
A poison is harmful if it is....
used as the label says
kept out of reach from children or pets
is stored properly
used in the wrong way and by the wrong person
What do you do in an emergency?
tell an adult
call 911
watch TV
make dinner
Warning labels are....
written in large bold letters
written in numbers
are not needed on a cleaning product
can only be found online
If you can't find the ingredients on a cleaning product you can ....
use the manufacture's website
ingredients don't matter
Scan the QR code
ask an adult
What are common warnings on household items?
Do not ingest
can cause you to be hungry
may cause eye irritation
spread on bread evenly
What should you do if you see a product with no label?
stay away and tell and adult
use it, it may be water
keep it in a shed
smell it to see what it could be
What is an acute reaction from a poison?
death
vomiting and dizziness
liver damage
heart failure
Why do products need disposal directions?
so you don't any of the product
to know the ingredients
to keep the product
to know how to properly discard the product
If a product is expired, what should you do?
keep it for future use
throw it away
mix it with soap
use it to water the flowers
Why are expiration date important on products?
you know when to mix with other products
you can use it on an old table
some cleaning products are less effective over time
so you don't ingest the product
Why should you use cleaning products in a well- ventilated area?
so you don't breath it in and get sick
you don't need to smell
you can clean with a closed door
it is not important
What does flammable mean?
smells funny
doesn't need to be stored in a cool area
easily catches on fire
should be used only on tables
If a product says, "used on shiny items", what could you use it on?
Carpet
Mirror
couch
wood table
