drugs
What are Medicines?
medicines are special substances that help people feel better when they're sick.
Is tobacco harmful?
yes
who should help us take are medicine?
A trusted adult.
Who are 3 trusted adults?
Parents/guardians
Teachers
School counselors
School nurse
Other family members
Who can we take medicine From?
parents, doctors, or school
nurses.
what is alcohol/who is alcohol for?
alcohol is a drink only for adults.
what is the emergency phone number
911
What are some things we can say if someone offers us something harmful?
Say, "no thank you".
"I don't want to."
"I need to ask my parents first."
Walk away if you feel uncomfortable
where should medicine be kept?
In a safe place kids cannot get to.
What is nicotine?
Nicotine is a substance that is addictive.
what should you do if you find something at school and you're not sure what it is?
tell a trusted adult so they can get it removed.
Who is the only person at school that can give us medicine?
School Nurse.
Can medicine be harmful
Yes
Name two ways tobacco can harm your body.
Makes it hard to breathe Can cause coughing and lung problems
Makes clothes and hair smell bad Can make teeth yellow Is not healthy for growing bodies
Should we share medicine with friends?
No
What should you do if
you find an unknown
substance at home or
at school?
Tell a trusted adult.
What is the difference between medicine
and harmful drugs?
Medicine helps us when we are sick or hurt, and harmful drugs can make are bodies sick and harm are growth and brains.
what are 2 effects of alcohol on are bodies?
Makes it hard to think clearly
Can affect balance and coordination
Can make people feel sick
Is especially harmful to children's growing bodies and brains
Children should never drink alcohol
When we go to are community who do we want to go with to make sure we are safe?
Trusted friends and/or trusted adults.
Who should you tell if you are worried about a friend taking harmful substances.
A trusted adult