Title: Basic Instructions on How to Use Electricity Safely

Materials: 1. Electrical outlet 2. Electrical device (e.g., lamp, phone charger) 3. Extension cord (optional) 4. Electrical safety precautions (e.g., rubber gloves, safety goggles)

Steps: 1. Introduction to Electricity: a. Understand that electricity is a form of energy that powers many devices we use daily. b. Learn that electricity can be dangerous if not used properly, so it is important to follow safety guidelines.

1. Identifying Electrical Outlets: a. Locate electrical outlets in your home or school. b. Ensure that the outlets are easily accessible and not blocked by furniture or other objects.

2. Preparing for Electrical Use: a. Ensure your hands are dry and clean before handling any electrical devices. b. If necessary, wear rubber gloves and safety goggles to protect yourself from potential electrical hazards.

3. Plugging in an Electrical Device: a. Identify the plug of the electrical device you want to use. b. Align the plug with the electrical outlet and gently insert it. c. Make sure the plug is fully inserted and secure in the outlet.

4. Turning On and Off an Electrical Device: a. Locate the power switch or button on the electrical device. b. Press or flip the switch/button to turn on the device. c. To turn off the device, press or flip the switch/button again.

5. Unplugging an Electrical Device: a. Before unplugging, ensure the device is turned off. b. Firmly grasp the plug and gently pull it out of the electrical outlet. c. Avoid pulling the cord itself, as it may damage the device or cause an electrical shock.

6. Using an Extension Cord (if applicable): a. If you need to use an extension cord, ensure it is in good condition without any visible damage. b. Plug one end of the extension cord into the electrical outlet. c. Plug the electrical device into the other end of the extension cord. d. Follow the same steps as mentioned above for turning on, off, and unplugging the device.

7. Safety Precautions: a. Never touch electrical outlets or devices with wet hands. b. Do not overload electrical outlets by plugging in too many devices at once. c. Avoid using damaged or frayed electrical cords. d. If you notice any sparks, smoke, or unusual smells coming from an electrical device, immediately turn it off and unplug it. Inform an adult or a qualified professional.

Remember, electricity can be dangerous, so always prioritize safety and seek assistance from an adult if you are unsure about any electrical task.