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SPOT THE SAFETY DANGERS!
Grades 3-7
1. Tell students that electricity is a great resource, but it can also be a danger. Share with them these rules to prevent injury and fire:
Answer Key: Left Box: 1. overloaded outlet; 2. frayed cord; 3. cat biting cord; 4. kid pulling on cord; 5. baby putting toy in outlet; 6. wet kid touching appliance. Right Box: 1. flower in girl's hair; 2. stars in window; 3. rolling pin; 4. blender; 5. baby's shirt; 6. baby's toy; 7. design on rice cooker; 8. circles on checklist.
Grades 3-7
1. Tell students that electricity is a great resource, but it can also be a danger. Share with them these rules to prevent injury and fire:
- Always have a parent help you with electric appliances and cords.
- Let a parent or adult know if there's a problem with an outlet, wire, or other electrical appliance. Never use an electrical cord that is broken or has wires showing.
- Don't play with electrical cords.
- Don't stick fingers or any other objects into electrical outlets.
- Don't overload outlets with too many plugs.
- Don't pull on cords to unplug appliances. Hold on to the plug itself.
- Don't touch an electrical appliance while wet or standing in water.
- Don't play near electrical equipment or power lines. Don't throw things over power lines.
- If you see a power line down, tell an adult to call 911. STAY AWAY!
Answer Key: Left Box: 1. overloaded outlet; 2. frayed cord; 3. cat biting cord; 4. kid pulling on cord; 5. baby putting toy in outlet; 6. wet kid touching appliance. Right Box: 1. flower in girl's hair; 2. stars in window; 3. rolling pin; 4. blender; 5. baby's shirt; 6. baby's toy; 7. design on rice cooker; 8. circles on checklist.
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