Picture examples: What to do if you see dangerous cleaners or medicines (Grade 1).

📚 Quick Study Guide

• ☠️ Dangerous cleaners and medicines can be harmful if touched, swallowed, or inhaled.
• 🛑 Never touch or taste anything that you don't know what it is. Always ask a grown-up first!
• ⚠️ Look for warning signs like skull and crossbones or words like 'Danger' or 'Warning'.
• 👃 If you smell something strange or see a spill, tell a grown-up right away. Don't try to clean it yourself!
• 🔒 Keep dangerous items locked up and out of reach of children.
• 📞 In case of emergency, know who to call (like 911 or a poison control center).

🧪 Practice Quiz

1. Question 1: You see a bottle with a skull and crossbones on it. What should you do?
   1. Touch it to see what it is.
   2. Ask a grown-up about it.
   3. Taste it to see if it's yummy.
2. Question 2: You find a colorful liquid under the sink. What should you do?
   1. Clean it up with a paper towel.
   2. Smell it to see what it is.
   3. Tell a grown-up about the spill.
3. Question 3: What should you do with old medicine?
   1. Throw it in the trash.
   2. Give it to a friend who is sick.
   3. Ask a grown-up how to dispose of it properly.
4. Question 4: Where should dangerous cleaners be stored?
   1. In a place where kids can easily reach them.
   2. In a locked cabinet, away from kids.
   3. Next to the toys.
5. Question 5: You accidentally drink something that might be a cleaner. What should you do FIRST?
   1. Wait to see if you feel sick.
   2. Call for help or tell a grown-up immediately.
   3. Drink lots of water.
6. Question 6: What is a warning sign that a cleaner might be dangerous?
   1. It smells nice.
   2. It has a picture of a flower on it.
   3. It has the word 'Danger' on it.
7. Question 7: Why is it important to ask a grown-up before touching a medicine bottle?
   1. Because the medicine might taste bad.
   2. Because the medicine could be harmful if you take it without permission.
   3. Because the bottle might be sticky.