Drug awareness
Q: What is a drug?
A: Something that changes how your body or mind works.
Q: What is one healthy way to deal with stress instead of using drugs?
A: Exercise, talk to someone, or take a break.
Q: Is vaping safe for kids?
A: No — it can harm your lungs.
Q: What is the safest choice when it comes to drugs?
A: Not using any drugs that aren’t meant for you.
Q: What is one sign a drug is unsafe?
A: It wasn’t given to you by a doctor or parent.
Q: Are medicines safe when a doctor gives them to you?
A: Yes — when used the way the doctor tells you.
Q: What is one reason kids should avoid drugs?
A: They can harm your body and your future.
Q: What should you do if you see someone vaping at school?
A: Stay away and tell an adult.
Q: What can drugs do to your grades at school?
A: They can make it harder to focus and learn.
Q: What can illegal drugs do to your body?
A: They can damage your heart, lungs, and brain.
Q: What should you do if someone offers you a drug that isn’t yours?
A: Say no and tell a trusted adult.
Q: What is something you can say to refuse drugs?
A: “No thanks, I don’t want that.”
Q: What does smoking do to your lungs?
A: It makes it harder to breathe.
Q: Who should you take medicine from?
A: Only a doctor, parent, or trusted adult.
Q: What is a good way to avoid peer pressure?
A: Hang out with friends who make healthy choices.
Q: What can drugs do to your brain?
A: They can hurt it and make it hard to think clearly.
Q: What is a safe place to go if you feel pressured about drugs?
A: A trusted adult or friend.
Q: Why do companies make vape flavors like candy?
A: To make kids think it’s harmless — but it’s not.
Q: What should you do if you find a pill on the ground?
A: Don’t touch it — tell an adult right away.
Q: What should you do if someone tries to pressure you to try drugs?
A: Say no confidently and walk away.
Q: Who can you talk to if you’re worried about drugs?
A: A parent, teacher, or another trusted adult.
Q: What is one good habit that keeps your body healthy?
A: Eating well, sleeping enough, or staying active.
Q: What is the best choice for your lungs?
A: Staying vape‑free and smoke‑free.
Q: Why do some drugs look like candy?
A: To trick kids — but they can be dangerous.
Q: What is one healthy activity you can do instead of using drugs?
A: Sports, art, music, or spending time with friends.