Healthy Mind, Happy Me! Be Drug Free! · Bookmark

“Healthy Mind, Happy Me! Be Drug-Free!” Bookmark

A practical bookmark resource for prevention education and outreach.

Age Lower Elementary · Middle School · Upper ElementaryLanguage English
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About this resource

Get ready for Red Ribbon Week with these bright and colorful “Healthy Mind, Happy Me, Be Drug Free” Bookmarks. Whether you’re handing them out at school libraries, classroom events, book fairs, or during Red Ribbon Week assemblies, they deliver bite sized inspiration in a format kids actually use.

The back of the bookmark features great tips about what it means to be drug free, such as:

  • Be Proud, Be You: Being drug free means being proud of who you are – strong, smart, and unique!
  • Fun Without Drugs: Find joy in games, books and friends. You don’t need drugs to have a blast!
  • Fuel Your Body Right: Keep your body strong with healthy food and play. Being drug-free is all about treating yourself well.
  • Talk it Out: Share your feeling with someone you trust. Being drug-free means talking, not hiding.
  • Good Friends, Good Choices: Choose friends who cheer you on without drugs. Make smart choices and say NO to drugs.

Slide these into a book, folder, or handout and let them do their part to help students stay strong, focused, and drug free—one page at a time.

Because every great story starts with a good choice

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Audience and timing

Age / Grade Lower Elementary, Middle School, Upper Elementary

Language English

Observance National Substance Abuse Prevention Month, Red Ribbon Week

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