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Hazard Labels

Webelos – 4th Grade

My Safety

Personal Safety

Required

Requirement 2

Hazard Labels

Webelos – 4th Grade

My Safety

Personal Safety

Required

Requirement 2

Hazard Labels

Snapshot of Activity

Walk around your home and identify items that are hazardous. Post the Poison Control information in a central place to have available should it be needed.

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Supply List

Printable sticker paper
Hazard Labels found in Additional Resources
Printer
Webelos handbook

Directions

Before the meeting:

Print one page of Hazard labels on sticker paper for each Cub Scout.

During the meeting:

Discuss with the Cub Scouts the various hazard symbols and what they mean.
- Flammable-contents that may easily catch file or cause a fire.
- Poison- the Poison Health Line 1-800-222-1222 that can assist if you suspect someone has been poisoned. Tell Cub Scouts that they should have the container available when calling the hotline.
- Corrosive-contents may cause metals and other materials to break down. It will cause skin to burn.
- In Case of Emergency-call 911 for any other hazards or if unsure of what to do.
Encourage Cub Scouts to return home and with a parent or legal guardian, locate hazardous items in their home. Locate any information on the products that describes the hazard or poison. Place the appropriate label on the item.
Take a picture of the items with the label. Share at the next den meeting.