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Lab Safety & Equipment Do Now 9/2: 1.Have you ever had something go wrong during a science lab, or heard a story about something going wrong from someone.

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1 Lab Safety & Equipment Do Now 9/2: 1.Have you ever had something go wrong during a science lab, or heard a story about something going wrong from someone else? What happened, and how could it have been prevented? You don’t have to copy the prompt; you do need to use complete sentences.

2 Safety Rules Why do they exist? What can go wrong?

3 Yesterday’s Items Pass forward last night’s homework Any problems?

4 Basic Lab Equipment bottlefunnelburnerdropper FLASK Triple-beam balance Test tube rackstopwatchTest tube Graduated cylinder BEAKER thermometers

5 Safety Keep it simple: The BIG 3 – DON’T PLAY. – TELL ME WHAT HAPPENED. – RESPECT THE MATERIALS. The list of 18 specifics… Safety contract…

6 Classwork Complete “Matt’s Accident” activity We will discuss.

7 Writing BCRs Review BCR hints and grading guidelines.

8 Tonight’s Homework Safety Contract – get it signed Safety BCR

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