Make your own lead-safety poster in the space below or on a separate sheet of paper. You can draw or write anything that will help other people learn about how to be safe from lead. When you are finished, give the poster to your teacher, parent, or guardian.
If you want to work on line: Keep in mind that your poster will not "print" from the online version. But if you want to draw and color online, click on any color you like in the paint box on the right, click on a brush size (small, medium, or large), and then use your mouse to "draw" your poster.
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