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A Gateway to Where?
This lesson helps upper elementary children to learn that marijuana is
considered a gateway drug and what that means.
Be
Smart, Don't Start!
These class activities will help students simulate shortness of breath as
an effect of cigarette smoking and determine reliable sources of health
information about tobacco.
Calling
It Quits
Students will obtain information from a prepared questionnaire, work
in groups to analyze the results, and research and describe methods of
quitting that would benefit particular smokers.
Clean
Air is Healthy
Students role-play various scenarios to practice communicating ideas
clearly, using "I" statements, and communicating respectfully
and assertively.
Decisions
About Tobacco and Health
Students will use various scenarios to practice decision-making skills.
Drugs and Violence Education
The Texas Prevention Guide infuses research-based prevention education
into the core and enrichment curricula to provide students with
consistent, firm, no-drug-use, and no-violence messages in all areas of
education.
First Grade Plus
This location is an educational website where primary teachers will find
free materials to supplement their drug prevention curriculum featuring
Tuckertown and its fascinating cast of animal characters.
No
Form of Tobacco is Safe
After reviewing risks of all forms of tobacco products and the ads that
promote those products, students create either a song/music video or a TV
commercial designed to convince middle school students not to use tobacco
in any form.
People We Trust
This lesson plan helps students to identify the appropriate persons from
whom a child can safely take medicine.
Substance
Abuse Influences
This activity shows that substance abuse education is more effective if it
focuses on processes of decision making rather than problems.
Teens Against
Substance Abuse for Teachers
This site includes lesson plans and worksheets for teachers to utilize to
teach students about drug prevention.
The
Magic Bullets
When faced with choices concerning drugs and alcohol, students will
utilize the anti-addiction values of the story shared available to them to
assist them in making sensible choices on their own.
Unsafe
in Any Form
Students will write editorials advocating for a tobacco free environment
at home, at school, or in the community.
You Can't Judge A
Book By Its Cover
This lesson helps young children understand that how something is packaged
is not necessarily the way it really is.
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