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INTRODUCTION. This work pack has been written to assist anyone using substances to examine their motivation around addressing their substance use. It will look at what motivation actually is and then offer you a chance to explore your own motivation, either to continue using drugs/alcohol or to change. This pack is also designed to help you ...
But cigarettes and alcohol are illegal for kids and teens. It’s also illegal ― and dangerous ― for kids to abuse medicines or use drugs like marijuana or cocaine. These activities will help your students understand how drugs can hurt their bodies.
teacher is to give your students information about the health effects of drug abuse. Together with the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), we’ve put together this 16-page book of reproducibles, full of facts and activities on drugs of abuse. This book is just one component of our ongoing drug education program, “Heads Up: Real News ...
Download addiction and substance use therapy worksheets. Topics include relapse prevention plans, trigger identification, and more. Great for groups.
These school activities are designed to help students in grades 6 through 12 learn about the effects of drug use on the developing body and brain. Lesson plan finder: Search lesson plans by grade level, subject and language. Articles, books, videos, and teaching tools created by Scholastic and NIDA.
Use a separate sheet of paper to record your answers to the questions below. 1. What is dopamine? What role does it play in the brain? 2. Why are drugs more addictive than something else that gives pleasure, such as eating chocolate? 3. Explain why a person who is addicted to a drug might continue to use it even if they experience
Health Problems Series. It’s imperative that teens know the facts about drugs so they can understand the risks. These activities will help your students learn what drugs do to the body and mind, the dangers of using drugs, and how they can handle pressure to use drugs.
