How to draw a handwritten newspaper on scientific and safe use of electricity

The method of drawing a hand-written newspaper for scientific and safe use of electricity is as follows:

1. Use a red pen to draw an outer border, and then use a black pen to draw an inner border.

2. Write our theme "Electricity Safety" on the left side of the border.

3. Then draw a big row in the center of the picture. Draw two small circles on each side of the power strip as the borders of the warning slogan, and then write "Turn off the power when going out" in the first circle.

4. Write "Electrical appliances should be unplugged when not in use" in the second circle. Then write in the third slogan box "When charging your mobile phone, do not charge and play at the same time."

5. Finally, write "Keep the plug out of the reach of children" in the remaining source. At this point, our handwritten newspaper is complete.

The common sense of electricity safety is as follows:

1. Consciously abide by the rules and regulations for safe electricity use. You must apply for electricity, hire an electrician for installation and repair, and do not connect electrical equipment without permission. A leakage protector must be installed when using electricity.

2. You are not allowed to throw things on power lines and transformers, and you are not allowed to set off cannons, fireworks and firecrackers, quarry, build houses, erect derricks, or cut down trees near power lines.

3. Do not use hook wires, broken strand wires, ground crawl wires and wires with unqualified insulation to connect electricity. Do not mix telephone lines, broadcast lines and power lines together and enter the room through the same holes.

4. Do not climb or cross the protective walls and barriers of power facilities. The light cord should not be too long, and the lamp head should be fixed. Do not pull the lamp head around. Use it as a flashlight.

5. Do not set up a private power grid to prevent theft, fishing, hunting, or catching mice. Do not build houses, dig wells, stack firewood, or plant trees under power lines.

6. The wires used to dry clothes should be kept away from electric wires, and clothes should not be hung or dried on electric wires. The vines should not be entangled with electrical wires. Educate children not to climb transformers, climb electric poles, swing pull wires, or fly kites under wires.

7. Do not place flammable items near light switches and knife boxes. If you find a peculiar smell, you should immediately open the household knife to find out the cause. In the event of a fire, the power should be cut off immediately. If it is too late to cut off the power supply, do not pour water to put out the fire, but cover it with soil or sand.