Refusal Skills

This lesson equips students with strategies to resist peer pressure and make informed choices regarding marijuana use. Through role-playing and scenario-based activities, students will practice decision-making skills in a safe environment. This lesson is crucial for empowering students to make healthy choices and develop confidence in their ability to say no to peer pressure.

Students will learn the importance of refusal skills and practice scenarios where they might need to say no to drugs. Role-playing activities will help reinforce these skills. This lesson is important to empower students to make healthy choices and resist peer pressure.

Students will learn the importance of refusal skills and practice scenarios where they might need to say no to drugs. Role-playing activities will help reinforce these skills. This lesson is important to empower students to make healthy choices and resist peer pressure.

Students will learn the importance of refusal skills and practice scenarios where they might need to say no to drugs. Role-playing activities will help reinforce these skills. This lesson is important to empower students to make healthy choices and resist peer pressure.

A rapid-fire, one-minute micro-lesson for 3rd graders on identifying harmful substances, their effects, and practicing refusal skills. This lesson empowers students to say no to alcohol, tobacco/vaping, and misused medicine or inhalants while choosing a healthy alternative and knowing to turn to a trusted adult.

In this lesson, students will engage in role-playing activities to practice saying no to peer pressure and drug offers. This lesson is important as it helps students develop confidence and communication skills, which are essential for making safe and healthy choices. By acting out scenarios, students can better understand the dynamics of peer pressure and learn effective strategies to resist it.

In this lesson, students will engage in role-playing activities to practice saying no to drugs and peer pressure. Through these scenarios, they will build confidence and communication skills, which are essential for making safe and healthy choices. This lesson is important as it empowers students to handle real-life situations involving peer pressure effectively.

This 45-minute 1st Grade lesson teaches students to distinguish between medicine and harmful substances, identify alcohol, tobacco, and unknown drugs, describe their effects on the body/brain, learn medicine safety rules, and practice a refusal script. Students engage through quick-draw warm-up, guided discussion, scenario-based activity, role-play, and pre/post Likert check-ins, supporting healthy choices and refusal skills.

In this high-energy, one-minute lesson, 4th graders will identify three risky substances (vapes, alcohol, misused prescriptions/marijuana exposure), practice two refusal strategies (short assertive no and walk-away to a trusted adult), and choose a healthy replacement activity. This quick session boosts knowledge, confidence, and commitment to healthy choices.

In this 45-minute 6th grade lesson, students will uncover the dangers of vapes, alcohol, cannabis, inhalants, and unprescribed pills, develop refusal skills with I-statements, and commit to three healthy, drug-free activities. Key activities include a pre/post Likert survey, myth vs. fact sorting, role-plays, and journaling, empowering students to make informed choices and resist peer pressure.

In this 30-minute lesson, Grade 5 students will discuss the importance of making healthy choices and how to avoid addictive substances. The lesson will include a video, role-playing scenarios, and group discussions. It aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions regarding their health and well-being.

This lesson helps 3rd graders understand the importance of saying no and resisting peer pressure. Through a combination of video and discussion, students will explore scenarios where they might feel pressured and learn strategies to confidently say no. This lesson is crucial for building self-esteem and empowering students to make independent choices.

This lesson aims to educate high school students about the dangers of substance use through a combination of video, discussion, and interactive activities. By understanding the risks and consequences, students will be better equipped to make informed decisions and resist peer pressure. This lesson is crucial in promoting healthy lifestyle choices and preventing substance abuse among teenagers.

This lesson educates students on the effects of substance abuse and strategies to resist peer pressure related to drugs and alcohol. Students will engage in group discussions to explore the impact of substance abuse and collaborate to create an awareness campaign. This lesson is important as it empowers students with knowledge and skills to make informed decisions and resist negative influences.

In this lesson, students will discuss the role of peer pressure in vaping and learn strategies to resist it. The lesson includes video content, group discussions, and role-play activities to practice saying 'no' to vaping. This helps students build confidence in making healthy choices and equips them with practical refusal skills.

In this 75-minute 7th grade Health & Wellness lesson on Substance Use Prevention, students will decode real-life peer pressure scenarios and craft refusal strategies through engaging puzzles. This Tier 1 classroom activity builds critical thinking and social-emotional skills to empower students in resisting negative influences.

Students will learn techniques and strategies to confidently say no to peer pressure in small group settings. This lesson empowers students to make their own choices and stand up for themselves.

This lesson aims to educate high school students (grades 9-12) on substance use prevention, highlighting the real-life consequences and empowering them to make informed decisions. In a single 20-minute session, students will explore the impact of substance use on health and well-being, equipping them with the knowledge to resist peer pressure and make healthier choices.

In this interactive 2nd-grade lesson, students embark on ‘Mission: No Vape’ to learn what vaping and nicotine are, identify two harms, and practice the Stop–Think–Choose routine along with assertive refusal skills. Over 45 minutes, they’ll read a short story, explore facts, sort scenarios, role-play, and complete pre/post Likert check-ins—empowering them to protect their lungs and make healthy choices.

In this interactive 40-minute workshop, 6th graders will learn how to set healthy boundaries by practicing confident, respectful refusal through role-plays and discussions. Students will build relationship skills aligned with CASEL’s healthy boundaries competency in a Tier 1 setting.

In this 1-minute lesson for 5th graders, students will identify four substance categories, state a 3-part refusal plan (what to say, where to go, who to tell), and choose a healthy alternative. This powerful micro-lesson builds their assertiveness, awareness, and confidence to make safe choices.

This Tier 2 small-group lesson equips 11th graders at risk of peer pressure with effective refusal skills through practice, feedback, and supportive dialogue. Over a 40-minute session, students will build personal boundaries and gain confidence in saying no, strengthening their resilience against substance use.

This lesson aims to educate 5th graders about the dangers of drugs and alcohol through interactive and engaging activities. By understanding how addiction affects the brain, students will be better equipped to make informed decisions. The lesson includes a video, discussion, and a collaborative activity to reinforce learning.

This lesson aims to educate high school students on substance use prevention by exploring the real-life consequences and societal impacts of substance abuse. It's crucial for students to understand the risks and develop strategies to make informed decisions. This single 20-minute session will include a structured discussion to engage students in meaningful conversations about substance use.

In this 45-minute lesson, 8th graders learn how counterfeit pills and fentanyl elevate overdose risks, practice boundary-setting, and craft personal refusal statements. Students will complete pre/post Likert surveys, identify warning situations, role-play refusal scripts, and set a 30-day, substance-free SMART goal with two supports. This lesson builds resilience, care, and real-world safety skills.

In this interactive 30-minute lesson, 8th-grade students in a Tier 2 group will explore the dangers of drugs and alcohol, identify peer-pressure tactics, practice refusal skills, and develop strategies to keep themselves and their friends safe. This lesson is vital for helping pre-teens build confidence and resilience before entering high school.

A personalized lesson aimed at empowering students to confidently say 'No' in difficult situations. This lesson focuses on building assertiveness and self-esteem for 10th-grade students. It's designed to help students develop the crucial life skill of setting boundaries, enhancing their ability to navigate social and personal challenges.

This lesson uses the 'Teen Substance Use & Abuse' video to discuss the impact of substance use. Students will engage in discussions and activities to understand the dangers of substance abuse and ways to support their peers in making healthy choices.

This lesson helps students understand the role of peer pressure in vaping. Through discussion and role-playing activities, they will learn strategies to resist such pressure, reinforcing their confidence and self-efficacy.

This engaging lesson for middle school students focuses on substance abuse prevention by empowering them with the knowledge and skills to make healthy choices. Through interactive activities, discussions, and games, students will explore the impact of substances on their lives and learn strategies to resist peer pressure. This 40-minute session aims to build awareness and encourage positive decision-making.

In this 45-minute 6th Grade lesson, students will explore the hidden dangers of substances like alcohol, vapes, cannabis, inhalants, and pills. Through interactive activities and role-plays, they'll learn refusal skills, personal boundaries, and healthy alternatives. This lesson equips students with knowledge, self-efficacy, and practical strategies to make safe, drug-free choices.

This 5-meeting curriculum is designed to provide education on substance use, vaping, decision-making, and healthy coping mechanisms. The lessons will help students understand the effects of substance use, debunk myths, manage peer pressure, develop healthy coping skills, and reflect on their personal choices. This curriculum aims to foster personal growth and informed decision-making among students.

This 3-session lesson for 4th and 5th graders aims to educate students about the risks of smoking weed and empower them to make healthier choices. Through engaging activities and discussions, students will learn about the impact of weed on their health and well-being, fostering a sense of responsibility and self-awareness. Each session lasts 20 minutes and includes a video, worksheet, and interactive activity to reinforce learning.

This lesson aims to educate 10th-grade students about substance awareness, focusing on the effects and consequences of substance use and abuse. It's crucial for students to understand these impacts to make informed decisions and promote a healthy lifestyle. The session will last 60 minutes and is designed for a classroom-wide audience, providing essential knowledge and strategies for avoiding substance misuse.

This lesson focuses on the dangers of substance abuse, the effects on mental and physical health, and strategies for making informed decisions and resisting peer pressure. The importance of making informed choices and understanding the risks of substance experimentation is emphasized. Using multimedia resources and group discussions, students will be better equipped to resist peer pressure and make healthier choices.

In this one 30-minute Tier 1 classroom session, students will learn about the health, social, and academic dangers of vaping and develop strategies to resist peer pressure. This lesson equips students with critical knowledge and engagement through interactive discussion, an informative slide deck, a fact-or-fiction game, and a hands-on worksheet.

This lesson aims to educate teens on the dangers of substance use and the influence of peer pressure. Through a combination of video content, discussion, and interactive activities, students will understand the risks associated with substance use and develop strategies to resist peer pressure.

In this 45-minute 10th grade lesson, students will uncover advertising and peer-pressure tactics, evaluate refusal consequences, craft assertive boundary statements, and set SMART goals for healthy coping. This lesson boosts media literacy, social-emotional skills, and personal empowerment.

In this engaging lesson, students will play a lively game of bingo featuring drug-free slogans and messages. This activity encourages students to remember important facts about the benefits of living a drug-free lifestyle. The lesson is designed to be interactive and fun, helping students internalize positive messages about staying drug-free.

This lesson introduces middle school students to the concept of addiction as a brain disorder through a kid-friendly video. It aims to raise awareness about substance use and its effects on the brain, encouraging students to think critically about healthy behaviors. The lesson includes an engaging video, a hands-on activity, and a guided discussion to reinforce learning and promote substance use prevention.

This lesson introduces Grade 3 students to the concepts of drug awareness and peer pressure through interactive and engaging activities. Students will explore these topics through a combination of discussion, video, and a collaborative game. This lesson is crucial as it equips young learners with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions and resist negative peer influences.

In this lesson, students will learn about the importance of saying no to drugs through the use of superhero characters. They will participate in role-playing scenarios to reinforce their learning. This lesson is important as it helps young students understand the dangers of drugs and empowers them to make safe choices.

This lesson helps 4th-grade students learn how to say no to peer pressure and make positive choices through role-playing and discussions. By practicing these assertiveness skills, students will be better equipped to handle challenging social situations.

In this 45-minute health lesson, 9th graders will debunk myths about vaping, alcohol, and cannabis risks, practice a 4-step decision-making and refusal model under peer pressure, and develop personalized strategies for stress coping. This session builds critical thinking, assertiveness, and self-management skills for healthy choices.

This lesson plan educates students about the risks associated with drug and alcohol use through a short video and interactive discussions. Students will also create a pledge to stay drug-free. This lesson is important to help students make informed decisions and avoid potential substance use problems.

This 4-session lesson for 10th graders explores the impact of drugs, alcohol, and tobacco on health and society. It's crucial for students to understand the risks and make informed decisions, empowering them to lead healthier lives.

Students will learn about the effects of substance abuse, including how it impacts the brain and body. The lesson includes interactive discussions and real-life scenarios. This lesson is important as it helps students understand the dangers of substance abuse and promotes healthy decision-making.

This lesson empowers students to confidently say 'no' when faced with peer pressure. Through practice and reinforcement, students learn to uphold their choices while maintaining relationships. Designed for 11th-grade students, this 30-minute session provides individual support to help students manage peer pressure effectively.

In this engaging lesson, students will participate in an escape room challenge where they solve puzzles related to drug facts and consequences to unlock the 'exit.' This lesson is important as it enhances critical thinking and collaboration while teaching students essential drug awareness information, helping them make informed decisions in the future.

This lesson aims to increase students' awareness of the dangers of substance use through an engaging and interactive approach. By using a short video and a game-based activity, students will learn about the potential risks and consequences of substance use. This lesson is important as it equips students with the knowledge to make informed decisions and understand the impact of peer pressure.

This engaging lesson for middle school students focuses on substance abuse prevention by empowering them with the knowledge and skills to make healthy choices. Through interactive activities, discussions, and games, students will explore the impact of substances on their lives and learn strategies to resist peer pressure. This 40-minute session aims to build awareness and encourage positive decision-making.

This lesson aims to educate high school boys on the risks associated with substance use, the impact of peer pressure, and the development of healthy coping skills. By using restorative practices, students will engage in meaningful discussions and reflections, fostering a supportive environment for learning. This lesson is crucial in helping students make informed decisions, resist negative peer influences, and adopt positive coping mechanisms.

This lesson introduces 9th-grade students to the topic of substance abuse, focusing on the science of addiction and the impact of drugs on the brain. Students will engage in discussions and activities to build awareness and learn prevention strategies. This lesson is crucial for helping students make informed choices and understand the consequences of substance abuse.

This lesson will engage Grade 8 students in understanding the dangers of substance abuse, including drugs and alcohol, through interactive discussions and activities. Students will learn about the impact on health and society and develop strategies for prevention. This lesson is crucial as it equips students with knowledge and skills to make informed decisions and resist peer pressure related to substance use.

This lesson will engage Grade 8 students in understanding the dangers of substance abuse, including drugs and alcohol, through interactive discussions and activities. Students will learn about the impact on health and society and develop strategies for prevention. This lesson is crucial as it equips students with knowledge and skills to make informed decisions and resist peer pressure related to substance use.

This 3-session program for 5th graders focuses on tobacco vape cessation, aiming to educate students about the risks of vaping and empower them to make healthy choices. Each 30-minute session will engage students with interactive activities and discussions, helping them understand the importance of staying smoke-free and developing strategies to resist peer pressure.

This lesson aims to equip 7th-grade students with strategies to overcome peer pressure. Through a combination of video content, interactive activities, and discussions, students will learn to make decisions based on personal values rather than external influences. This lesson is crucial in helping students build self-confidence and resilience, enabling them to stand up for themselves in challenging situations.

This lesson introduces students to the science behind addiction, focusing on how drugs affect the brain and body. Through a simple experiment and guided discussion, students will gain a foundational understanding of addiction's impact. This lesson is important as it helps students develop awareness and critical thinking about substance use and its effects, promoting informed decision-making and healthy lifestyle choices.

This lesson focuses on teaching 4th graders strategies to handle peer pressure effectively during Red Ribbon Week. Through an engaging video, interactive activities, and guided discussions, students will learn to recognize peer pressure and develop strategies to resist it. This lesson is crucial as it empowers students to make positive choices and builds their confidence in handling challenging social situations.

This lesson aims to raise awareness among Grade 5 students about the dangers of drug and alcohol use through interactive and engaging activities. By using collaborative and inquiry-based learning strategies, students will explore the topic in a supportive environment, enhancing their understanding and ability to make informed decisions. This lesson is crucial in equipping students with the knowledge and skills to resist peer pressure and promote healthy choices.

In this 45-minute 7th grade lesson, students will deconstruct vape, alcohol, THC, and pill advertisements to spot persuasive tactics and missing health risks. They’ll apply a 5-step decision-making model to choose healthy responses and identify five stress-management alternatives. Pre/post Likert surveys and a rubric track their knowledge, attitudes, and self-efficacy.

In this lesson, students will explore the concept of addiction, focusing on how it affects the brain and why it's crucial to avoid addictive substances. Through engaging discussions and a kid-friendly video, students will gain a foundational understanding of addiction as a brain disorder. This lesson is important as it equips young learners with knowledge to make informed decisions about their health and well-being.

Esta lección utiliza narraciones interactivas y espectáculos de marionetas para enseñar a los estudiantes de primer grado la importancia de decir 'no' a las drogas y sustancias nocivas. A través de actividades atractivas, los estudiantes aprenderán a tomar decisiones saludables y comprenderán el valor del autoempoderamiento. Esta lección es crucial para construir una base para tomar decisiones seguras y saludables desde una edad temprana.

In this 15-minute individual lesson for a 6th grader with ASD, students learn to recognize peer pressure and practice saying “no” confidently using social scripts and role-play. This lesson builds essential social-emotional skills, empowering the student to stand up for themselves in real-life situations.

This lesson aims to educate 12th-grade students about substance awareness, focusing on the impact of substance use and empowering them to make informed choices. It's crucial for students at this age to understand the consequences of substance use as they prepare for life beyond high school. The lesson will be conducted in one 30-minute session, providing essential knowledge and fostering open discussions.

In this one-session 50-minute lesson, 9th grade students (including those with IEPs and general education peers) will explore the physical, mental, and emotional impacts of chronic marijuana use from a harm reduction perspective. Understanding these impacts empowers students to make informed decisions and supports a classroom-wide approach to health education.

This lesson introduces 2nd-grade students to the concept of drug awareness and safety. Through engaging discussions and activities, students will learn about making safe choices and understanding the importance of saying no to harmful substances. This lesson is crucial as it lays the foundation for healthy decision-making and empowers students to protect themselves and others.

In this engaging lesson, students will participate in an escape room challenge where they solve puzzles related to drug facts and consequences to unlock the 'exit.' This lesson is important as it enhances critical thinking and collaboration while teaching students about the dangers and consequences of drug use, equipping them with knowledge to make informed decisions.

In this 45-minute 7th-grade session, students will explore alcohol, drugs, addiction, and their impact on the teenage brain. Through curiosity-driven discussions, activities, and role-plays, learners will develop refusal skills, identify supportive factors, and think critically about societal trends. This Tier 1 lesson promotes engagement, risk-taking in a safe environment, and equips students with resources for healthy choices.

In this 90-minute, single-session Tier 2 lesson, 5th graders will explore peer pressure, learn strategies to make independent choices, and practice saying no in real-life scenarios. This interactive, group-focused lesson builds social-emotional skills and empowers students to stand strong and support one another.

In this lesson, students will explore different scenarios of peer pressure and learn strategies to resist negative influences. Through engaging role-playing activities, they will practice assertive communication and decision-making skills. This lesson is crucial for helping students develop the confidence and skills needed to make positive choices in challenging social situations.

This lesson uses a Jeopardy-style quiz game to engage 5th-grade students in learning about drug facts, effects, and prevention strategies. The interactive format makes learning fun and encourages students to actively participate, enhancing their understanding of important health topics.

This lesson aims to raise awareness about the dangers of THC vaping and encourage students to stop using substances on school property. Through a combination of video, discussion, and experiential activities, students will explore the impact of vaping on health and decision-making. This lesson is crucial for promoting a healthy school environment and empowering students to make informed choices.