// Field files for grades 2–12Observe. Measure. Explain.
Lab skills / Lab safety / Dedicated lab room
A student wears goggles, gloves and a lab coat beside floating holographic protective-equipment icons.
Choose protective equipment that matches the activity and clear the workspace before handling laboratory materials.
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LAB SKILLS · GRADES 3–12

Safety inspector: clear the bench

INVESTIGATION QUESTIONWhich setup removes the hazards before a practical test?

● ILLUSTRATIVE SCIENCE MODEL
ENGLISH CAPTIONS

Put on splash goggles and task protection before handling materials.

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01 / SCIENCE

What explains the result?

A safe lab begins with hazard awareness, suitable protection, clear labels, and an uncluttered work space.

02 / EVERYDAY CONNECTION

Where does this matter?

Risk checks are part of science, engineering, kitchens, workshops, and fieldwork.

03 / MODEL LIMIT

What should you keep in mind?

This checklist is a learning model. Always follow the teacher's or site's specific safety rules.

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A gloved hand examines a chemical container label beside holographic hazard symbols and a safety data sheet.
Read the container label, follow the teacher's instructions, and consult the safety information before using a material.

DEDICATED PRACTICE ROOM · LAB SKILLS

Safety inspector: clear the bench

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YOUR TASK

Which setup removes the hazards before a practical test?

Safety inspector: clear the bench: experiment-specific laboratory scene
READ THE BENCH CARD

Complete the pre-start safety walk-through

A heated-water station is ready for inspection. Mark unsafe conditions and leave the safe controls unflagged. This checklist is a learning model. Always follow the teacher's or site's specific safety rules.

MATERIALS / DATASafety glasses · Labeled cups · Clear work area
PRE-START WALK-THROUGHFind the unsafe conditions before heating a water sample.

Mark hazards, not the controls that are already safe.

Flag the hazards
WHAT TO TAKE AWAY

A safe lab begins with hazard awareness, suitable protection, clear labels, and an uncluttered work space.

WHERE THIS IS USED

Risk checks are part of science, engineering, kitchens, workshops, and fieldwork.

MODEL LIMIT This checklist is a learning model. Always follow the teacher's or site's specific safety rules. The activities on this page do not store classroom measurements.

An eyewash station, spill kit and holographic instructions illustrate stopping work, stepping back and alerting an instructor.
Stop the activity, move away from the hazard, and alert the instructor; follow the specific emergency plan for the classroom.