The kitchen and bathroom can be fun places, but they also have things that can be dangerous if we're not careful. Let's explore what's safe and unsafe in each area!
'Safe' means something won't hurt you. It's something you can use or be around without getting injured or sick. For example, washing your hands with soap is safe because it helps get rid of germs.
'Unsafe' means something could hurt you. It's something you should be careful around or not touch at all. For example, playing with knives is unsafe because you could cut yourself.
| Feature | Safe | Unsafe |
|---|---|---|
| Definition | Won't cause harm. | Can cause harm or injury. |
| Examples in Kitchen | Washing fruits and vegetables, using a step stool to reach something high with adult supervision. | Touching a hot stove, playing with knives, tasting unknown substances. |
| Examples in Bathroom | Washing hands with soap, taking a bath with adult supervision, using your own towel. | Playing with electrical outlets, touching medicines without permission, running around on a wet floor. |
| Actions | Okay to do, often with supervision. | Not okay to do, avoid completely. |
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