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Printable knife safety worksheet with fill-in-the-blank statements about proper cutting technique and kitchen safety practices.
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Knife Safety

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This printable worksheet teaches knife safety to students in Grades 6–12 through nine fill-in-the-blank statements on proper handling and care. Students use a provided word bank to complete sentences about cutting boards, keeping knives sharp, carrying techniques, and what to do if a knife falls. Works well for home economics, cooking units, or as a safety review before hands-on kitchen work.

Subject:
Life Skills
Topic:
Home
Grade Level:
6th – 12th Grades
Updated September 2025

Word Bank

  • allow
  • away
  • close
  • cutting
  • damp
  • dangerous
  • falling
  • glass
  • injured
  • knife
  • point
  • sharp
  • sliding
  • think

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