Science - Identifying Hazardous Materials at Home

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 Hello 4B Families,

In science, we are learning about WHMIS and hazardous materials. We are focusing on flammable, corrosive, explosive and poisonous/toxic materials. Your homework:

  • explore in and around your home with an adult and look for these symbols. Have your child write on a piece of paper what they saw and what symbol was on it OR take a photo and email it to Ms. Vashi - vyvashi@cbe.ab.ca
  • Explosive - 

  • Flammable - 

  • Corrosive - 

  • Poisonous/Toxic - 
We will be talking more about household hazardous symbols on Thursday and Tuesday of next week. 

Thank you for your help! 


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