Classroom Safety and Syllabus

3. These rules include being on time and being supportive of one another
6. Whose instructions should you always listen to during an experiment?
7. Notify a teacher when these happen.
9. Help to keep a group on task.
11. These include the Eye Wash, First Aid, Fire extinguisher, and Fire Blanket
13. Should always be worn when handling chemicals and performing experiments.
14. Dispose of these items in the proper containers.
17. This is used to smother out a fire.
20. Do this if you have any questions about safety or are not sure what you should be doing.
21. Remove clothing and wash skin with water if you get this on you.

1. are daily investigations and research done in the class to solve problems and gather understanding.
2. Be careful that this doesn't happen to you when touching glassware near a hot-plate or burner.
4. Make an effort during the quarter to make these up - can be found on google classroom.
5. This is an essential part of the class, done especially during experiments.
8. You should do this AT THE END of all experiments
9. Keep items that are loose or dangling away from this.
10. What should you read BEFORE starting an experiment.
12. You should do this to your hands after each investigation.
14. Do this instead of directly smelling chemicals.
15. Many assignments have these next to the objectives.
16. This acronym means Sit up, Make eye contact, Articulate clearly, Respond appropriately, Track talker.
18. Located near the teachers desk - used for flushing out your eyes.
19. Check in with group members at the beginning of a period and help to prepare materials that the group needs.