SCIENCE ROOM RULES

Have you witnessed an accident in a lab before? If you don't well consider you lucky. These accidents like skin burns, broken apparatus, spilled acids, poisoning and explosions can cause vital effects on us. Some even lead to death. 

To prevent this from happening, rules are applied especially for young learners as to receive all information within practical lectures with ease and out of danger. Without further adue, let's get started.

What it is and why we must follow.

• No roughhousing, pushing, running, or other horseplay during class or lab. It's too easy for accidents to happen.

• Work quietly, and be courteous to others, and respectful of their space. Distractions can lead to accidents.

• Don't eat, drink, or chew gum during class. You could accidentally ingest chemicals and other harmful substances.

 Always wear your safety gear. This may include goggles, lab aprons, gloves, and more.

• Let the teacher know if something spills or breaks. That way, you can make sure it's cleaned up properly.

• Know where all the classroom exits are located, as well as safety equipment like eyewash stands.

• Read all the instructions carefully. In the lab, read instructions twice before you begin working.

• Never touch anything in the lab until your teacher gives you instructions to do so.

Don't care about the rules? Well, think again! Here are some devastating accidents that happened in the past you don't want to face.

Having doubts? Let's take a look at these chemical substances and imagine the worst thing that could happen to us.

So if you had ever crossed your mind to even do this, take a deep breath and think. This might loses you an arm or an eye. Nevertheless, as much as we follow these rules that don't mean all the funs are gone. One day you'll see why it was made this way. And don't worry, you'll get a closer look at the experiment once you'll get older. You can even do it on your own, with the supervision of your Science teacher of course.