SWIMBA
This peer-pressure refusal strategy you act as if the person pressuring you isn't even there.
What is Ignore?
This is the legal drinking age of alcohol
What is 21?
These are 2 different types of tobacco products.
What are cigarettes, vapes, e-cigarettes, cigars, chewing tobacco, pipe tobacco, and dip?
This is the month Red Ribbon Week is celebrated in every year
What is October
These are two things the speaker should do to communicate effectively.
What is the Speak Up, Stay on Topic, and Make Eye Contact?
This peer-pressure refusal strategy you think of a safe space to go and start walking there. You leave the situation quickly and don't hang around.
These are the 3 types of alcohol that affect the mind and body in the same way.
What is beer, wine, and liquor?
Your brain are still growing and developing until your mid-20's.
These are two of the benefits of staying nicotine free.
What is Addiction Free, Healthier Skin, Whiter Teeth, and More Energy?
Students wear this to show they are participating in Red Ribbon Week
What is a Bracelet or Sticker?
This type of person is someone who encourages you or helps you reach your goal.
What is a Goal Booster?
This peer-pressure refusal strategy is a great idea to use if the person pressuring you is a friend and suggests something else to do.
What is a Better Idea?
Alcohol use can affect a person's ability to think clearly. Impaired thinking can cause this harmful affect.
What is Bad Decision Making?
These are two effects of using nicotine.
What is Addiction, Wrinkles, Stained Teeth, Increased Risk of Heart Disease, Increased Risk of Lung Disease, Shortness of Breath, and Nausea.
This is activity is where students get to participate in planting red tulip bulbs.
Hint: Student Council does this.
What is Plant the Promise?
What is a Short Term Goal?
This peer-pressure refusal strategy you repeat the same thing over and over again.
What is Broken Record?
Alcohol use can affect a person's ability to remember. Impaired memory can cause this harmful effect.
What is Short-term Memory Loss?
This is exhaled by smokers and is inhaled by nonsmokers around them.
What is Secondhand Smoke?
This is why we celebrate Red Ribbon Week.
What is to affirm our commitment to live drug free?
This a the first step in the decision-making model.
What is Stop?
This peer-pressure refusal strategy you think of on honest reason not to go along with the pressure.
What is Make an Excuse?
This is the amount of time it takes for a person to respond to something.
Alcohol use can affect the part of the brain that control motor function and can a delay in this.
What is Reaction Time?
This is the name of the highly addictive drug in tobacco that changed the way the brain and body work.
What is Nicotine?
This is the theme of this years Red Ribbon Week.
What is Life is a Puzzle, Solve it, Drug Free?
This is the second step in setting a reachable goal.
What is Picture Yourself Reaching it?