Should be used to protect your eyes.
Should be used to dispose of all materials properly
Poison! Do not inhale or get on your skin.
Use this to protect your clothing.
Wash your hands thoroughly when finished.
Treat all live animals with respect and handle them with care.
Wearing plastic gloves when dissecting a squid.
A student picking up pieces of broken glassware.
Wafting an odor gently towards your nose.
Using an oven mitt to pick up a hot beaker.
Dumping your experiment down the sink when finished.
Using hand sanitizer after a lab instead of washing your hands.
Which rule do you think is the most important? Explain why!
What are two things you can do before a lab even begins to get ready?
What are two things you should do when conducting an investigation in the "field".
What are two things you should do at the end of a lab?
Jared was using a compound microscope to look at onion cells. The bell rang, so he pulled the cord out of the outlet before he left for his next class.
Scarlett was testing the flammability of some different fabrics using tweezers and a tea-light. Her long hair kept falling forward, so she had to keep tossing it out of the way.
Jim was measuring out a white substance onto a triple-beam balance. He was getting hot so he pulled his safety goggles off his eyes and rested them on his head.
Leyla stared to feel very warm and light-headed during the dissection lab, but she didn't want to bother the teacher or call any attention to herself, so she just kept quiet.