This video reaches out to youngsters before that critical age and provides them with compelling reasons NOT to smoke. Your students will meet Janet, who is confronting the question of whether to start smoking. Guidance comes from an unexpected source, an interplanetary visitor who is trying to make sense of human behavior. It gives pre-teens solid, persuasive reasons for deciding not to smoke. And it introduces a battery of skills and strategies for abstaining from tobacco use.
Alcohol is the most abused drug in the United States.
This moving program focuses on a young boy who is tempted to take his first drink. While wrestling with this decision on a deserted baseball diamond, the boy encounters a spectral ball player, who guides him through the decision-making process. Includes Public Performance Rights Our two new titles in puberty education continue the expert information of the other MarshMedia videos in health education, addressing issues for young teens. In this program, hosts Lisa and Jason address issues that affect the mental well-being of young people. With information based on facts, the hosts first discuss hormonal changes which take place during puberty and how these hormones affect not only the physical body but also the emotions.