Types of Substances
Short/Long Term Effects
Laws and Consequences
Decision Making and Refusal Skills
Supports and Resources
100

This substance is legal for adults and affects brain function when misused.

What is alcohol?

100

This immediate effect of alcohol can impair judgment.

What is reduced decision-making ability?

100

In Saskatchewan, individuals must be this age to legally consume alcohol or cannabis.

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100

This simple word is the strongest refusal strategy.

What is no?

100

Talking to this school staff member can help students manage stress or substance concerns.

Who is a school counselor?

200

These drugs require a doctor’s approval to use safely.

What are prescription drugs?

200

Smoking or vaping nicotine can cause this long-term health risk.

What is lung damage or respiratory disease?

200

Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs may lead to this immediate penalty.

What is license suspension?

200

Planning ahead for risky situations is an example of this skill.

What is decision-making or harm reduction?

200

This free Saskatchewan service provides mental health and addictions support by phone.

What is HealthLine 811?

300

This illegal stimulant is commonly known as "speed" or "crystal."

What is methamphetamine?

300

Using meth or cocaine can raise this vital sign dangerously.

What is heart rate?

300

Possessing illegal drugs can result in these two types of consequences.

What are legal charges and fines?

300

Name a refusal technique that involves changing the topic or suggesting a different activity.

What is redirecting?

300

One trusted adult students can approach about substance use concerns

Who is a parent, teacher, coach, or elder?


400

Cannabis affects thinking and coordination. What is the main psychoactive component?

What is THC?

400

Long-term heavy alcohol use can damage this vital organ.

What is the liver?

400

Sharing prescription medications is illegal because doing so poses this risk.

What is harm or overdose due to improper use?

400

This type of pressure comes from wanting to fit in with a group.

What is peer pressure?

400

This type of program helps people reduce or quit harmful substance use.

What is an addictions treatment or counselling program?

500

These substances, often found in household products, are dangerous when inhaled

What are inhalants?

500

Extended cannabis use in youth can negatively impact this aspect of development.

What is brain development or memory?

500

This term refers to the legal limit of alcohol concentration for drivers in Saskatchewan.

What is blood alcohol content (BAC)?

500

This decision-making model asks students to consider choices, consequences, and supports.

What is the STOP or DECIDE model?

500

This harm-reduction strategy focuses on providing safe, nonjudgmental support for individuals struggling with substance use.

 What is a harm-reduction approach?

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