Each year, home electrical problems account for nearly... __________ home fires ___________ deaths ___________ injuries Most are due to overloaded electrical.

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Each year, home electrical problems account for nearly... __________ home fires ___________ deaths ___________ injuries Most are due to overloaded electrical circuits!

How does it kill? Electrocution – –___________________________ –Can occur with even a small amount of electricity –Occurs when electricity travels through your body and disrupts critical organs ______________________________

How do I prevent electrocution? Do not touch exposed wire connected to household circuits, including frayed electric appliance cords or extension cords. Do not touch any electric appliance that is near water, or if your hands, feet or clothing are wet –______________ is a conductor of electricity

What does an exposed wire look like? If the wiring or cord is cracked, frayed or missing (with wire exposed), do not touch! Inform your parent or guardian to make necessary repairs or replace.

How much is too much? Currents of as little as _______ Amps can be fatal Most household circuits put out ________ Amps of electricity

Ah! I ’ m never touching an electrical anything ever again!!!

Created by Cindy Barnes for Going Green!Middle Schoolers Out to Save the World (MSOSW) Project funded by NSF