Safe or Unsafe: Household Chemicals & Medication (30 Cards)
by Let's Go Studio © 2026
Price: $3 USD
Subjects: lifeSkills,earlyIntervention,receptiveLanguage,socialAspectsOfCommunication,Special Autism,communicationSkills,activitiesOfDailyLiving
Grades: 0
Description
Protect Vulnerable Learners and Teach Crucial Poison Prevention with This Interactive Safety Set! Is it safe to drink blue liquid from under the sink? Is it safe to take medicine from an adult? This set of 30 interactive digital task cards focuses entirely on Chemical Safety and Medication Awareness. Designed specifically for Special Education (SPED), Life Skills Programs, and Early Intervention, this high-stakes resource helps students visually discriminate between safe foods/hygiene practices and dangerous household poisons. Why this Chemicals & Medication Safety set is a lifesaver for your store: Accident & Poison Prevention: Directly addresses critical look-alike hazards that confuse children, such as colorful dishwasher pods (resembling candy) and bright floor cleaners (resembling soda). Strict Medication Boundaries: Explicitly teaches the golden rule: Never take pills, vitamins, or medicine without a parent's permission or directly from an adult's hand. Visual Warning Literacy: Introduces essential safety symbols, like the skull and crossbones icon, helping non-verbal students or early readers recognize danger instantly. Proactive Safety Systems: Balances the dangers by demonstrating proper home safety management, such as storing medicine on high shelves and keeping cleaning supplies in locked cabinets. Comprehensive Chemical Hazards: Cleaners, detergents, mothballs, pesticides, prescription medication, and art supplies.
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