Staying Safe in Winter
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Objective
I can evaluate winter safety practices to protect myself and others from hazards.
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Warm-up video
NBC News · 5:05
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Key concepts
3 concepts
- 1
To efficiently heat your home, remember to clean your heating system, seal any drafts, and close the fireplace damper when not in use.
- 2
To save on energy, turn on your humidifiers to better disperse heat and think of space heaters as a backup to your main heating system.
- 3
To protect your car, check your tire pressure, add ice repellent to your windshield, and keep a pair of jump cables in your car.
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Practice
10 questions
What is one thing you can do to make sure your home stays warm during the winter?
Why is it important to clean your furnace before winter?
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Exit ticket
Quick comprehension check
“Describe three winter safety practices you can implement to protect your home from damage due to freezing temperatures.”
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