Classroom & School Drug Prevention · Activity Book

“Healthy Bodies Don’t Need Drugs!” Activity Book

A practical activity book resource for prevention education and outreach.

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About this resource

This activity book makes it easy to teach children about the dangers of using drugs, alcohol, and tobacco. It’s packed full of fun and educational activities, ensuring that children will remember these lessons for some time to come. Teaching kids the value of being healthy is an important component of any substance abuse prevention program. What’s more, this activity book gives kids an early start toward better health through nutrition, exercise, and saying “No” to drugs.

The congenial character, Dr. U. B. Wellmore, teaches kids why they shouldn’t take medicine unless they are getting help from their parents, as well as the dangers of using alcohol or tobacco.

Kids will learn to identify types of alcohol and tobacco and also different ways to say “No” to drugs. Moreover, a variety of puzzles, mazes, and word games make the lessons fun for kids. Healthy Bodies Don’t Need Drugs shows kids that drugs are not fun, and having fun is important for their health.

This activity book is also available in Spanish.

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Language English, Spanish

Observance National Nutrition Month, National Physical Fitness & Sports Month, National Substance Abuse Prevention Month, Red Ribbon Week

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