On another fun page of the site, called Screamin' Ike , kids can answer five more questions and earn an opportunity to use a paint program to paint a picture of Ike. A page of Posters With a Message is another fun site. Kids can click on any of five posters with anti-smoking messages. By clicking they'll be able to view and print out a larger version of the posters. The site, full of information for all kids, models the smoke-free lifestyle of the National Team members and encourages girls to participate in soccer to maintain physical fitness and resist pressures to smoke.
Kids can take a ten-question quiz about the dangers of smoking to earn a free poster.
Facts, hints, and links to other sites are included. From the American Cancer Society, students can access a number of pages with information of interest. Read the results of a USA Today Survey about smoking, smoking advertising, and the public's attitudes toward smokers. The BADvertising Institute . I like this site for middle and high school students.