Saturday, July 24, 2010

Where can i find help to develop a poster depicting drug prevention to be used by 2nd grade students?

my daughter was asked to create a poster depicting drug prevention and i am interested in knowing what to put on it without being very graphic

Where can i find help to develop a poster depicting drug prevention to be used by 2nd grade students?
geez...2nd grade? they just barely know how to read and write in that grade...is drug use really a problem?
Reply:Rather than focusing on negative aspects of drug use, focus on positive aspects of staying drug free.
Reply:2nd grade? what has the world come to! How old are you in 2nd grade like 8 or something? Jeez, show a picture like on the simpsons of the hippies trying to eat a baby sandwich because they are so stoned..God, what could you show that wouldn't make them cry...
Reply:2nd graders genrally dont know about drugs


unless they have teenage siblings and find them lying around


i'd go to like a parenting website or something
Reply:You may want to have a look at the poster at:





http://www.glpics.com/mackay/CVcomics/00...





It can give you some ideas ....
Reply:It's never too early so rock on,You could try a local rehab for ideas,talk to the staff.It's gonna be hard to put it into simple terms.


you could use the answer from "way far out" it's a sound idea,you want to be able to get the message to their mush minds.My idea would be make a tree from the bottom up showing an individual that has two paths to follow...(a choice) one path shows happiness,a fruitful life etc.and what he should be...the other a path to hardship and consequence(jail,broken family,dead) and what the person couldve been,at least something like that,maybe?Hope this helps.
Reply:I just had my 3rd graders make up a slogan and illustrate it





Proud to be drug free


Happy to be drug free


You and me can be drug free





Phrases like that





They illustrated things that they could do instead of drugs
Reply:Have your daughter showing the benefits of saying


'no' to drugs. Show pictures of children running to


stay healthy, doing well in school, going to church if


you are faith-based, being happy and having fun


with friends. The slogan could read, " friends help


friends stay drug free." of "A drug free life is a happy


life". Hope this helps. By the way, I started talking to


my daughter about drugs when she was in 1st grade.


I just kept it simple and told her to never take medicine


unless mommy or daddy gave it to her.
Reply:You can write "Sock it to Drugs", and decorate different socks, made out of construction paper, one sock colorful and bright and the matching sock with how to say no to drugs, ex: just say no, walk away, tell them you have other things to do, etc... Poster will


be grade level appropriate and colorful and get the message across.


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