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Young scholars explore the ways that companies use sporting events to sell products. They show and tell to share what they love about sports. They discuss how advertisers, particulary alcohol advertisers, feature sports figures.
Fifth graders identify short and long term effects of alcohol use. In this effects of alcohol lesson plan, 5th graders participate in activities to understand what it feels like to have alcohol in their system. With the teacher they make a chart of the effects of alcohol on their organs. Then in small groups they create a poster describing those effects and write a letter describing effects.
Students identify the effects and consequences of using and abusing alcohol and drugs. In this drug education instructional activity, students watch a video about underage drinking. Students research an assigned drug and compose a PowerPoint presentation to educate their classmates about the drug. Students present the information.
Pupils study the basic disease concept of alcoholism. The determine that alcoholism is progressive and explore the levels of progression. They name the three factors contributing to the cause of alcoholism and explain each one with examples.
Students discuss the effects of alcohol abuse. They analyze alcohol advertisements and consider whether the images presented in the ads are realistic or not. They discuss alternatives to drinking alcohol.
In this introduction to alcohol instructional activity, students read through the paragraph and fill in the 27 blanks with the most appropriate answers.
Students sing the song "I Am Strong." They discuss why drugs and alcohol are bad for them. Students draw a picture showing themselves saying no to drugs. They write a short description about their picture.
Middle schoolers break into small groups and listen to the procedures and guidelines for developing a slideshow presenting using PowerPoint. They then use the Internet to research alcohol, tobacco, and drug use, misuse, and abuse and create a story board for their slideshow using the information gathered during the research phase.
Students identify the causes, characteristics, and the treatment or prevention of fetal alcohol syndrome. They prepare presentations on birth defects, and listen to a guest speaker discuss birth defects.
Each slide here details the different ways that an alcohol can be oxidized. Diagrams of different structures of molecules are shown & your class should be able to identify how they would change to an aldehyde or a ketone. Some interesting facts are given about the real-life effects of alcohol in the body and the resulting effects of aldehydes and ketones. Some questions are included, asking learners to figure the structure of the molecule formulas given, and how they would be changed.