Volatile 5 Discuss: PowerPoint slides 45-46 Organic Various products used Compounds around the house may VOC supplies & contain Volatile Organic demonstration tools: Compounds (VOCs) Paints VOCs are hazardous because Cleaning products they are volatile (gases) Solvents Varnishes samples of VOCs Demonstrate Air fresheners Moth balls Activity: Make your own Green Pesticides Cleaning Products Less toxic products: See slide speaker notes to Empty spray bottle, make simple air freshener water, essential oils 2 Application: PowerPoint slide: 47 Review action steps to resolve indoor air quality issues VOC supplies & demonstration tools: Demonstrate: Interactive graphic: Show the EPA Take a Tour of the IAQ House to demonstrate IAQ issues and actions 5-10 Complete chart (you should have Let’s reflect: PowerPoint slide: 48 Application columns 1 and 2 completed from earlier in the lesson) Demonstration tool: Whiteboard/flip chart List action steps and resources started on slide 4 Evaluation 5 retrospective Administer Retrospective evaluation evaluation Note: Other lessons are available for Lead, Combustion Gases and Home Energy IAQ issues Prepared by Laura Booth, Healthy Homes Partnership Coordinator, Alabama Cooperative Extension System, Auburn University. April 2014.
Volatile Organic Compounds 5 Discuss: Various products used around the house may contain Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) VOCs are hazardous because they are volatile (gases) Demonstrate samples of VOCs Activity: Make your own Green Cleaning Products See slide speaker notes to make simple air freshener PowerPoint slides 45-46 VOC supplies & demonstration tools: Paints Cleaning products Solvents Varnishes Air fresheners Moth balls Pesticides Less toxic products: Empty spray bottle, water, essential oils 2 Application: Review action steps to resolve indoor air quality issues Demonstrate: Show the EPA Take a Tour of the IAQ House to demonstrate IAQ issues and actions PowerPoint slide: 47 VOC supplies & demonstration tools: Interactive graphic: Let’s reflect: Application 5-10 Complete chart (you should have columns 1 and 2 completed from earlier in the lesson) List action steps and resources PowerPoint slide: 48 Demonstration tool: Whiteboard/flip chart started on slide 4 Evaluation 5 Administer retrospective evaluation Retrospective evaluation Note: Other lessons are available for Lead, Combustion Gases and Home Energy IAQ issues Prepared by Laura Booth, Healthy Homes Partnership Coordinator, Alabama Cooperative Extension System, Auburn University. April 2014.