Lab Safety Station Lab - Grades 6-8
This modular, student-led activity about lab safety will keep your middle school class engaged and learning throughout this beginning-of-the-year lesson. These comprehensive materials will save you a TON of prep time while giving students the opportunity to direct their own learning.
In this station lab, students will learn how adherence to lab safety is crucial to their success and enjoyment in a laboratory setting.
Ready for in-class or virtual learning!
Station labs have been created so that students can use them on campus or in a virtual learning environment.
DIFFERENTIATED, MODULAR, STUDENT-LED
Each station lab features eight differentiated activities that help students create a personalized learning experience, accompanied by a ninth challenge station for early finishers. In this student-centered approach, the teacher facilitates student learning rather than directing it.
The nine modular stations include all signage, literature, resources, and task cards for the students to complete independently or in small groups. The stations may also require a few materials that you likely already have in your lab for the Explore It! station.
THE STATIONS
INPUT Stations offer multimodal ways to encounter new concepts about lab safety.
Explore It! – This station features a hands-on demonstration that enables students to connect information through practical application. In the digital version, students manipulate images and text in PowerPoint or Google Slides.
Research It! – This station utilizes a website where students will learn more information about lab safety rules. Students will identify safety rules and suggest improvements to the interactive on their lab sheets
Read It! – At this station, students read a short passage about lab safety and answer questions about the reading and vocabulary terms. There are differentiated passages, in Spanish and English, for readers who require a shorter, easier text.
Watch It! – Students watch a short video at this station and answer questions about lab safety.
OUTPUT Stations provide multiple ways for students to show what they have learned about lab safety.
Organize It! – The students work hands-on with manipulatives at this station. In the digital version, students manipulate images and text in PowerPoint or Google Slides.
Illustrate It! – At this station, students sketch or draw models of their classroom and label important pieces of safety equipment. This visual learning activity allows for better recall and retention of new information.
Write It! – At this station, the students respond to short-answer prompts that allow them to communicate their knowledge using complete sentences.
Assess It! – Students demonstrate their knowledge of lab safety using a series of task cards with questions and a paragraph that uses vocabulary in context.
Bonus Station - Challenge It! – Early finishers and advanced students will love the extension activities in this station. Expand their learning through crosswords, games, and mini projects.
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