Spot the Safety Problems! — Home & Kitchen Hazard I Spy preview
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Spot the Safety Problems! — Home & Kitchen Hazard I Spy

Scene activity ages 4-8, colour + colouring versions: find and circle 8 hazards — pan handle over stove edge, knife at counter edge, toy on stairs, open cleaning bottle on floor, cord across walkway, hot iron plugged in, open medicine bottle on low table, candle/diya near curtain (light matches region). Ages 8-10 write how to fix each. Separate answer-key PDF: turn handle in, push knife back, tidy toys, close and store high, move cord, unplug iron, lock away medicine, move flame from fabric.

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How to use this with your child

Find 8 hazards, circle them, and colour the picture.

The 8 hazards

  1. Pan handle over the stove edge.
  2. Knife near the counter edge.
  3. Toy on the stairs.
  4. Cleaning bottle open on the floor.
  5. Electrical cord across the walkway.
  6. Hot iron left plugged in.
  7. Medicine bottle open on a low table.
  8. Candle or diya near the curtain (pick the light that fits your region).

Ages 8-10: write how to fix each one.

Answer key (separate PDF, not shown to the child)

  1. Turn the handle in.
  2. Push the knife back.
  3. Tidy toys away.
  4. Close it and store it high.
  5. Move the cord to the wall.
  6. Unplug and stand it up.
  7. Close it and lock it away.
  8. Move it away from fabric.

Print tips

  • Print at 100% scale — not “fit to page”, so the sizes stay true.
  • Cards print best on thicker paper; laminate them for a school bag or wallet.
  • The ink-saver version is outlines only, so children can colour it in themselves.
  • Keep one copy on the fridge and one where the family already looks every day.

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