SecureSchoolWhere we stay inthe classroom,lock the door,close the blinds,but we cancontinue with classFireDrillWhere an alarmgoes off and wego directlyoutside quietly,50 ft from theschool buildingMrs.MaynardThis personmust be in theclassroom todo a labactivityAccidentsReportthese toyour teacherimmediatelyBrokenGlassThis item only ateacher shouldpick up andmust be placedin a specific binFoodThese itemsbecome labmaterials whenthey are used for alab activity andcan no longer beeatenSafetyShowerThis item is in thefront of the room andis only to be used inemergencies if thereis fire or chemicalson your bodyUnauthorizedExperimentsYou arenotallowed todo theseHorseplayThis is NEVEREVER allowedduring a labactivity and couldresult in earninga 0 on the labPrepRoomThis is a placestudents arenot allowed togo into exceptin emergencysituationsCleanupAlways dothis at theend of alabRead AllInstructionsCarefullyWhat youshould dobeforestarting a labactivityEyewashThis item is in thefront of the roomand is used inemergencies if achemical or otherobject gets intoyour eyeNeatThis is howyour labarea shouldbe keptDon’tTouchAnythingWhat to dowhen youenter aclassroom witha lab set upYourHandsThese bodyparts shouldbe kept toyourself atall timesRespectfulWhat I expecteveryone inthis class tobe at alltimesAt YourDeskWherebackpacksshould bestored duringa lab activityFireBlanketFire-resistantmaterial used tocover fires, cuttingoxygen supply, orwrap aroundburning clothesFirstAid KitContainsBand-Aids,gloves, andointmentsLockdownA period of timewhen the door islocked, the curtainsare closed, and wequietly scatteraround the roomuntil it is liftedHot OrHeatedObjectsUse cautionaround theseitems. Don’t touchthem with yourbare hands or putthem immediatelyin cold waterWithYour LabGroupWhere youshould stayduring alab activityWaftDo this to anunknownchemicalinstead ofsniffing itFireExtinguisherA portable devicethat releases a jetof water, foam,gas, or othermaterial toextinguish a fire.Ask AQuestionWhat youshould do ifan instructionor direction isunclearGogglesWhat you mustwear on youreyeballs (not yourforehead or aroundyour neck) duringany lab activity orrisk a 0 on the labPlugUse this partof anythingelectric tounplug it, notthe cordSecureSchoolWhere we stay inthe classroom,lock the door,close the blinds,but we cancontinue with classFireDrillWhere an alarmgoes off and wego directlyoutside quietly,50 ft from theschool buildingMrs.MaynardThis personmust be in theclassroom todo a labactivityAccidentsReportthese toyour teacherimmediatelyBrokenGlassThis item only ateacher shouldpick up andmust be placedin a specific binFoodThese itemsbecome labmaterials whenthey are used for alab activity andcan no longer beeatenSafetyShowerThis item is in thefront of the room andis only to be used inemergencies if thereis fire or chemicalson your bodyUnauthorizedExperimentsYou arenotallowed todo theseHorseplayThis is NEVEREVER allowedduring a labactivity and couldresult in earninga 0 on the labPrepRoomThis is a placestudents arenot allowed togo into exceptin emergencysituationsCleanupAlways dothis at theend of alabRead AllInstructionsCarefullyWhat youshould dobeforestarting a labactivityEyewashThis item is in thefront of the roomand is used inemergencies if achemical or otherobject gets intoyour eyeNeatThis is howyour labarea shouldbe keptDon’tTouchAnythingWhat to dowhen youenter aclassroom witha lab set upYourHandsThese bodyparts shouldbe kept toyourself atall timesRespectfulWhat I expecteveryone inthis class tobe at alltimesAt YourDeskWherebackpacksshould bestored duringa lab activityFireBlanketFire-resistantmaterial used tocover fires, cuttingoxygen supply, orwrap aroundburning clothesFirstAid KitContainsBand-Aids,gloves, andointmentsLockdownA period of timewhen the door islocked, the curtainsare closed, and wequietly scatteraround the roomuntil it is liftedHot OrHeatedObjectsUse cautionaround theseitems. Don’t touchthem with yourbare hands or putthem immediatelyin cold waterWithYour LabGroupWhere youshould stayduring alab activityWaftDo this to anunknownchemicalinstead ofsniffing itFireExtinguisherA portable devicethat releases a jetof water, foam,gas, or othermaterial toextinguish a fire.Ask AQuestionWhat youshould do ifan instructionor direction isunclearGogglesWhat you mustwear on youreyeballs (not yourforehead or aroundyour neck) duringany lab activity orrisk a 0 on the labPlugUse this partof anythingelectric tounplug it, notthe cord

Science Safety - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Where we stay in the classroom, lock the door, close the blinds, but we can continue with class
    Secure School
  2. Where an alarm goes off and we go directly outside quietly, 50 ft from the school building
    Fire Drill
  3. This person must be in the classroom to do a lab activity
    Mrs. Maynard
  4. Report these to your teacher immediately
    Accidents
  5. This item only a teacher should pick up and must be placed in a specific bin
    Broken Glass
  6. These items become lab materials when they are used for a lab activity and can no longer be eaten
    Food
  7. This item is in the front of the room and is only to be used in emergencies if there is fire or chemicals on your body
    Safety Shower
  8. You are not allowed to do these
    Unauthorized Experiments
  9. This is NEVER EVER allowed during a lab activity and could result in earning a 0 on the lab
    Horseplay
  10. This is a place students are not allowed to go into except in emergency situations
    Prep Room
  11. Always do this at the end of a lab
    Cleanup
  12. What you should do before starting a lab activity
    Read All Instructions Carefully
  13. This item is in the front of the room and is used in emergencies if a chemical or other object gets into your eye
    Eyewash
  14. This is how your lab area should be kept
    Neat
  15. What to do when you enter a classroom with a lab set up
    Don’t Touch Anything
  16. These body parts should be kept to yourself at all times
    Your Hands
  17. What I expect everyone in this class to be at all times
    Respectful
  18. Where backpacks should be stored during a lab activity
    At Your Desk
  19. Fire-resistant material used to cover fires, cutting oxygen supply, or wrap around burning clothes
    Fire Blanket
  20. Contains Band-Aids, gloves, and ointments
    First Aid Kit
  21. A period of time when the door is locked, the curtains are closed, and we quietly scatter around the room until it is lifted
    Lockdown
  22. Use caution around these items. Don’t touch them with your bare hands or put them immediately in cold water
    Hot Or Heated Objects
  23. Where you should stay during a lab activity
    With Your Lab Group
  24. Do this to an unknown chemical instead of sniffing it
    Waft
  25. A portable device that releases a jet of water, foam, gas, or other material to extinguish a fire.
    Fire Extinguisher
  26. What you should do if an instruction or direction is unclear
    Ask A Question
  27. What you must wear on your eyeballs (not your forehead or around your neck) during any lab activity or risk a 0 on the lab
    Goggles
  28. Use this part of anything electric to unplug it, not the cord
    Plug