Science at Rosa Parks
For our Science Fair powerpoint, click here.
Producing different pitches with water in jars.
Pond scum under the microscope photo #1.
Pond scum under the microscope photo #2.
Pond scum under the microscope photo #3.
Pond scum under the microscope photo #4.
Science Fair (February 22, 2007) photo #1. Ms. Redmond coordinated the fair.
Science Fair photo #2.
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Science Fair photo #19.
Safety First
General Safety Rules in the Science Lab
1. Never do any experiment without the approval and direct supervision of your teacher.
2. Always wear your safety goggles when your teacher tells you to do so. Never remove your goggles during an activity.
3. During an experiment, keep your hands away from your face, especially your mouth, eyes, and nose.
4. Know the location of all safety equipment in or near your classroom. Never play with the safety equipment.
5. Tell your teacher immediately if an accident or spill occurs.
6. Tell your teacher immediately about any broken, chipped, or scratched glassware so that it can be properly disposed of.
7. Never assume that anything that has been heated is cool. Hot glassware looks just like cool glassware.
8. Never taste anything during a laboratory activity. If an investigation involves tasting, it will be done in the cafeteria.
9. Clean up your work area upon completion of your activity.
10. Wash your hands with soap and water upon completion of an activity.
