This quiz addresses the requirements of the National Curriculum KS1 Science for children aged 5 and 6 in years 1 and 2. Specifically this quiz is aimed at the section dealing with safety around energy in the home.
You have learned about how we heat and light our homes. We use energy to cook and to clean. Different kinds of energy help us. Electricity is very useful. So are gas cookers and stoves. But energy can also hurt us. Electricity can be very dangerous, and anything that is very hot can be dangerous. Do you know the rules for staying safe around the home? In this quiz, we look at energy around the home and some rules for helping to stay safe.
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - How to be safe around electricity
Never play with electrical sockets
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Never play with plugs and sockets. Leave plugs to adults
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Always dry your hands. Never touch anything electrical with wet hands
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Fires can be warm and cosy. But all fires can be dangerous. Never go near an open fire
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Stoves get very hot. Never touch a stove
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This is very dangerous. The pan will be very hot. The pan may have boiling water in it. Never get hold of a pan on the cooker
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Never play with matches. Leave matches to adults
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Always keep well away from machinery
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What do you think Ellie and Luke are baking?
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Boiling water is always dangerous
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