Getting to Know You
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Objective
I can create a personal "Safety Data Sheet" to share key information about myself with classmates.
Part 1 of 3
Warm-up video
BRIGHT SIDE · 9:08
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Part 2 of 3
Practice
7 questions
Briefly describe the purpose of a real-world Safety Data Sheet (SDS). What kind of information does it typically contain?
List three categories of information from the video that you think would be most important to include in your personal "Safety Data Sheet" and explain why.
Part 3 of 3
Exit ticket
Quick comprehension check
“Describe one of your personal goals for this school year and explain how sharing this information in your "Safety Data Sheet" could help you achieve it. Identify a potential pet peeve or something that might frustrate someone interacting with you. Then, describe a "precautionary measure" someone could take to avoid this issue, as if writing it in your "Safety Data Sheet". What is one thing that helps you learn best (e.g., visual aids, group work, quiet study)? Explain how including this information in your "Safety Data Sheet" could help your classmates or teachers work with you more effectively.”
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