Year 2 Science worksheet on electricity safety, featuring rules and a fill-in-the-blank activity.

Let’s solve this step by step.

We are given a word box with these words:
- tools
- toys
- dangerous
- mains
- wet
- never

And we have three sentences to fill in:

1. Electricity can be _________.
2. You should _________ stick _________ or _________ into a _________ socket.
3. You must never touch electricity with _________ hands.

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Step 1: Look at the first sentence — “Electricity can be _________.”

From the worksheet, it says: “Electricity Can Be Dangerous” as the title. Also, in the intro paragraph: “If you got an electric shock... it could seriously harm you, maybe even kill you.” So clearly, electricity is dangerous.

→ First blank: dangerous

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Step 2: Second sentence — “You should _________ stick _________ or _________ into a _________ socket.”

Look at the “You Should Never” list:

- Stick toys, tools, pens or anything into a mains socket.
- Touch switches with wet hands.
- Play with water near an electrical device.

So for this sentence, we’re talking about sticking things into a socket. The rule says: “Stick toys, tools, pens...” but our word box only has “toys” and “tools”. Also, the action is something you should NEVER do → so “should never”.

The socket type mentioned is “mains socket”.

So:

“You should never stick toys or tools into a mains socket.”

(Note: The order of “toys” and “tools” doesn’t matter here since both are listed together in the original text.)

→ Blanks: never, toys, tools, mains (or tools, toys — either is fine)

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Step 3: Third sentence — “You must never touch electricity with _________ hands.”

From the list: “Touch switches with wet hands.” → That’s something you should NEVER do.

So: “You must never touch electricity with wet hands.”

→ Blank: wet

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Now let’s put it all together:

1. Electricity can be dangerous.
2. You should never stick toys or tools into a mains socket.
3. You must never touch electricity with wet hands.

All words from the box are used exactly once? Let’s check:

Word box: tools, toys, dangerous, mains, wet, never → 6 words.

Used:
- dangerous ✔
- never ✔
- toys ✔
- tools ✔
- mains ✔
- wet ✔

Perfect — all used.

Final Answer:

Electricity can be dangerous.
You should never stick toys or tools into a mains socket.
You must never touch electricity with wet hands.