Safety CartoonWright-2014/2015

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Family CircusBy Bil Keane

                                             

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Safety CartoonDirections: Draw a cartoon illustrating what can happen when laboratory safety rules are not followed. Include (on the front):

◦ at least 5 lab rules being broken◦ a title for the cartoon (example: “Peanuts”)◦ your name (or initials) and the

date “worked” into your drawing◦ a byline (“by your name”) printed

on the same line as the title

HeathcliffBy George Gallagher

                                             

Safety CartoonDirections: Draw a cartoon illustrating what can happen when laboratory safety rules are not followed. Complete (on the front):

◦ a list of the 5 broken rules in your drawing◦ use the “DO NOT”-type format provided

Example: 1) DO NOT leave an experiment unattended

HeathcliffBy George Gallagher

                                             

Safety CartoonDirections (continued) Include (on the back):

◦a complete heading (name, #, period and date)

◦Extra Credit: numerical list of the proper, and properly spelled name for 5 pieces of scientific equipment depicted in your drawing (note---in order to do this you must put 5 pieces of scientific equipment into your drawing). An example would be 1) Erlenmeyer flask; 2) Bunsen burner etc… Using a generic term like flask, bottle or burner does not count.

HeathcliffBy George Gallagher