This evaluation can be used with the Poison Look Alike trunk. I would recommend ordering two pamphlets from the North Dakota Department of Health Injury Prevention Program to use with presentations: "Home Safety Checklist: Are Children Safe in Your Home?" and "When accidents happen with chemicals or medicine call Poison Help." You can order them in bulk and they are free. They are a great resource and your presentation information can come right out of these pamphlets. Get enough to send home with families.

1. Poison Lookalike
NDSU Extension Service, Grand Forks County
Parent Information Center, Grand Forks Public Schools
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1. Overall, how much did you learn from thisprogram?
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2. My understanding of steps to take to prevent poisoning
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3. My understanding of the importance of safe storage (locking up medications and poisons)
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5. List one action you intend to take as a result of this session:
6. The most important information I learned in this session was:
7. Are there any topics you are interested in that you would like Extension to bring you information about?