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Safety at Home Worksheet - Identify Hazards and Prevention Measures in a Kitchen Scene

A safety at home worksheet featuring a word scramble activity and a kitchen scene with numbered hazards, including a child reaching into an oven, an iron left on, and other dangers, with a table below to identify dangers, possible results, and prevention measures.

A safety at home worksheet featuring a word scramble activity and a kitchen scene with numbered hazards, including a child reaching into an oven, an iron left on, and other dangers, with a table below to identify dangers, possible results, and prevention measures.

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- CIIFONTUSE -> UNICEF TOYS (Picture: Children playing with toys)
- FEDCTENI -> DEFICIENT (Picture: Fire hazard symbol)
- HALMURF -> FLAMMURH (Unscramble to FLAMMABLE) (Picture: Flammable liquid symbol)
- CIEVORSRO -> CORROSIVE (Picture: Corrosive chemical symbol)
- SARHUOZAD -> HAZARDOUS (Picture: Person inhaling fumes)
- CEANIHD -> CHAINED (Picture: Dog chained to a post)
- ITBE -> BITE (Picture: Dog biting a person)
- MAEFALMLB -> FLAMMABLE (Picture: Iron on an ironing board)

Proverb: PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE

2. Identify the hazards, their possible results and suggest the prevention.

DANGER | POSSIBLE RESULT | PREVENTION
--- | --- | ---
1. Iron left unattended on ironing board | Burn or fire hazard | Unplug and store iron safely after use
2. Hot beverage near edge of counter | Spill causing burns or slip hazard | Place hot drinks away from edges; use lids
3. Open oven door with child reaching in | Severe burns | Keep children away; use oven lock if available
4. Ironing board with cloth draped over it | Tripping hazard | Fold and store ironing board when not in use
5. Cleaning products under sink within reach | Poisoning if ingested | Store chemicals in locked cabinet; use childproof locks
6. Trash can overflowing | Pest infestation, trip hazard | Empty trash regularly; secure lid
7. Loose items on floor | Trip and fall hazard | Pick up clutter; keep floors clear
8. Child reaching for items on counter | Falling objects causing injury | Keep heavy or sharp items out of reach
9. Pot handles sticking out over counter | Knocking over hot contents causing burns | Turn pot handles inward while cooking
10. Child opening oven | Burns or fire hazard | Supervise children; install safety latches
11. Electrical cords hanging down | Tripping or electrocution hazard | Secure cords; use cord organizers
12. Steam rising from pot | Scalds or burns | Use pot lids; stand back when opening
13. Microwave in use with child nearby | Burns or radiation exposure (if damaged) | Supervise; teach safe microwave use
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of home safety worksheet.
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