Curriculum Guide |
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Activity #1 Activity #2 Activity #3 |
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Tobacco is an Unhealthy Drug | ||
Purpose: Objectives: Materials:
A. INTRODUCTION Tell the class: B. DISCUSSION 1. Ask the class: 2. Ask the class: 3. Ask the class: 4. Ask the class: 5. Ask the class 6. Ask the class: 7. Write the following heading on the
board: 8. Ask the students the following questions
and write their responses under the heading on the board: "Cigarettes are addictive. What
does that mean?" "Which drug is found in tobacco
that makes it addictive?" "What can we tell Plumkin about nicotine and what it does to the body?"
C. ACTIVITY Procedure: 2. Place letters in one big envelope and
send them to
D. Closure Ask the students to relate times when they were sick or injured and needed a prescription from a doctor to get healthy again. |
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Tobacco is Bad for Your Body | ||
Purpose: Objective: Materials:
A. Introduction 1. Hold up one of the glasses of water
and ask the students: 2. Pick a volunteer to drink the water. 3. Spoon some dirt into the second glass
and ask the students: 4. Tell the students: B. Discussion 1. Tell the class: 2. Ask the class: 3. Write on the board: 4. Ask the class. 5. Write responses on the board: Here are some possible answers.
6. Tell the class: C. Activity: Hand out drawing paper.
D. Closure |
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Make a Healthy Choice | ||
Purpose: Objective: Materials:
A. Introduction 2. Ask the class: 3. Tell the students: B. Discussion 2. Ask the class: 3. Write the responses under "Unhealthy Choices". 4. Ask the class: 5. Ask the class: 6. Write the responses under "Healthy Choices". C. Activity: 1. Introduce you puppet to the class to talk about healthy choices. Sample conversation: 2. Ask the students: 3. Have the students' puppets demonstrate various healthy activities and say why they are healthy. D. Closure |
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Make a Sock Puppet | ||
Materials:
Procedure: 1. Put your hand in the sock so your thumb is in the heel and your fingers are in the toe section. Bring your thumb and fingers together to make the mouth "talk". 2. Add eyes and hair using construction paper or tissue paper. Masking tape will hold these to the puppet. If you want, add a nose, ears or what ever you imagination can come up with. 3. Optional: Add arms out of fabric or crepe paper ribbon. Attach bamboo skewers to one or both arms at the wrist to make them move. Tape arms to the puppet. (Don't forget to cut off the pointy ends of the skewers.)
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