To begin play, a child removes one card to reveal a fact and try to locate its matching fact on the board. Successful matches lead to more turns until the hidden message is revealed. Consult your school's drug educator for relevant alcohol and other drug information. The game can be adjusted for younger or older children. A smaller game board or simpler facts can be used for younger children.
Older children can match the name of a drug to a fact about the drug.
This game can be played on the floor, a table, an easel, or a board. A bicycle obstacle course is most appropriate for younger children. Using the pylons, create obstacle course for children to complete on their bicycles. Adults can monitor children as they ride through the course and help them obey the rules of the road. Children can participate only if they wear a protective safety helmet.