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New! DRUGS: A Destructive
Force POSTER Series
How can substance abuse educators combat
the allure of cocaine, LSD, tobacco, and other
potentially deadly substances? By communicating
the downside of drugs in no uncertain terms.
This eight-poster series speaks directly to young
people about the alarming risks and all-too-frequent
tragedies linked with drug abuse. In addition
to several types of dangerous substances -
including prescription and over-the-counter medication
- the deadly pitfalls of drunk driving are also
portrayed. There are eight 17" x 22" laminated
posters: Cocaine; Alcohol; Marijuana; Smoking;
Prescription/OTC Drugs; Hallucinogens; Inhalants;
and, Drunk Driving.
Poster Set #11450 2007 $83.95
DRUGS: What Kids Need to Know
This student workshop defines a drug as any substance
that changes the way your brain and body
work. Students learn the benefits of medicines when
taken properly, the dangers of using tobacco, alcohol
and marijuana, and easy ways to stand up for themselves
in the face of peer pressure. Divided into five
easy-to-use vignettes: Medicine is a Good Drug;
Tobacco is a Bad Drug; Alcohol; Marijuana; and,
Stand Up For Yourself - Kids learn ways to resist
peer pressure.
*Value Pak! Includes both a VHS and DVD version
with Teacher's Guide and 12 Student Worksheets in
3-ring binder.
VP #10310 19 minutes 2006 $119.95
Grades 3 to 5
I DON'T HAVE A PROBLEM:
The Path to Addiction
Teenagers typically believe they are immune to the
problem of serious drug abuse. DENIAL, of course,
is a necessary element in anyone becoming addicted.
This program dramatizes the story of one teenager
as he progresses from trying his first joint to
snorting cocaine, repeatedly denying along the
way that he has any problem. This close-up look
at one teen's descent into addiction offers a powerful
insight into the nature of the process and helps
young viewers begin to understand their own
potential vulnerability.
*Value Pak! Includes both VHS and DVD with
Teacher's Guide.
VP #3176 28 minutes 2000 $144.95
Grades 7 to 12
IT WON'T HAPPEN TO ME:
Learning About Addiction
Two young teens deny that their growing involvement
with drugs and alcohol is leading them into a spiral
of addiction. Viewers learn the reasons why people
use drugs; the process of addiction; the role of
denial in addiction; and how family and friends
can support recovery.
Value Pak! Includes VHS and DVD with Teacher's Guide.
VP #6668 20 minutes 2004 $149.95
Grades 5 to 9
HEALTHY BODIES,
HEALTHY MINDS
SERIES
More than ever, teens need to
know the truth about risky
behaviors in order to stay safe
and healthy. And the truth is
that thousands of young people
lose their lives each year
to suicide and eating disorders.
Millions more struggle
to overcome these and other
psychosocial or behavioral
disorders such as ADHD and
trauma. This series reveals the truth about these
disorders through the words and experiences of real
teens. The result: Teen viewers see what kinds of attitudes,
influences, choices, and activities can lead to
unhealthy behaviors-and what they can do to keep
themselves healthy. This series includes four videos:
PREVENTING EATING DISORDERS, PROMOTING POSI-
TIVE BODY IMAGES, 9 minutes
SUICIDE AWARENESS AND PREVENTION, 16 minutes
TEENS AND ADHD, 16 minutes
TEENS AND TRAUMA, 17 minutes
DVD Series #11695 Four programs 2004
$247.95 each or Series $899.95
THE REAL TRUE AND FALSE ABOUT
ALCOHOL, MARIJUANA, AND
INHALANTS
High school narrators lead middle school students
through drug-specific sections by asking them "truefalse"
questions. Middle schoolers respond, giving
narrators the opportunity to dispel myths, give truths,
and encourage younger students to choose a drug-free
lifestyle now. Emergency room doctors, law enforcement
officers, and drug-free high school students
support the teen guides throughout the program with
the strong, positive social norms message: When it
comes to alcohol and drugs, the vast majority of
teens "don't need 'em, don't want 'em, and don't
use 'em." Includes Presenter's Resource Guide.
DVD #9772 15 minutes 2003 $154.95
Grades 5 to 9
THE REAL TRUE AND FALSE ABOUT
CLUB DRUGS, PRESCRIPTION
DRUGS, AND STREET DRUGS
The program attacks common misconceptions, establishes
facts, and shows the serious consequences of
using "club" drugs, prescription drugs, cocaine, and
heroin. High school narrators lead younger students
to a better understanding of these lethal drugs.
Medical and law enforcement experts add their support
and authority to the narrative. Interviews with
drug-free high school students amplify the social
norms message of the program for middle schoolers:
The real truth about drugs is that the vast majority of
teens don't use them, ever. In this way peer pressure
is seen and used as a positive force, an encouragement
for young viewers to join with most other kids
who choose to be drug free, now. Includes Presenter's
Resource Guide.
DVD #9773 17 minutes 2003 $154.95
Grades 5 to 9
THE “MOVING ON” SERIES
Research shows that these transitions - from elementary
to middle school, from middle to high school, and
from high school to college, the military, or the workforce
can be a high risk time for young people. These
three programs are ideal for the classroom, student orientation
programs, or parent/student open houses.
MOVING ON TO... MIDDLE SCHOOL
Research shows that the transition from elementary to
middle school can be a high risk time for youth. At
this time, young people often face social challenges,
such as learning to get along with a wider group of
peers. It is at this stage, early adolescence, that children
are likely to encounter drug use for the first
time. In this program young people discuss:
• What kinds of changes to expect in middle school
• How they handle new freedom, choices, and peer
pressure
• Who they turn to for help and support
• What they do when they feel overwhelmed
• Why it's important to be involved in different activities
VHS #6610 18 minutes Grades 4 to 6
MOVING ON
TO... HIGH
SCHOOL
Research shows
that the transition
from middle
to high school
can be a high
risk time for youth.
When they enter high school, young people
face social, psychological, and educational challenges
as they prepare for the future, and these challenges
can lead to use and abuse of alcohol, tobacco,
and other drugs. In this program, young people discuss:
• What new opportunities and responsibilities to
expect in high school
• How they deal with peer pressure and risky behaviors
• Why it’s important to be true to themselves and
their values
• Who they turn to for help and support
• What causes stress in their lives and what they do
about it
VHS #6611 15 minutes Grades 7 to 9
MOVING ON FROM... HIGH SCHOOL
Research shows that the transition from high school to
college, the military, or the workforce can be a high risk
time for young people. When young adults go on to college
or get married or enter the workforce, they face new
risks from alcohol and other drug abuse in their new adult
environments. In this program, young people discuss:
• What it really means to be more independent
• Why it’s important to set personal goals
• How they handle choices about sexual activity,
drug use, and friendships
• Who they rely on for help and support
• What stresses them out and what they do about it
VHS #6612 14 minutes Grades 10 to 12
The facilitator's guides feature a parent
newsletter, transition planning activities
for students, and discussion questions.
VHS Series #10700 Three programs 2003
$209.95 each or Series $434.95 *CC
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