preparing for your classroom presentation a training slideshow to help you teach tar wars

Preparing for Your Classroom

PresentationA training slideshow to

help you teach Tar Wars

SPONSORS

• Highlands Medical Center

• Jackson County Medical Society

• Jackson County Legislature Delegation

Program Objectives

Increase knowledge of short-termeffects and image-based

consequencesof tobacco use

Illustrate costs of using tobacco

Identify reasons why people use tobacco

Learn how advertising influences people

to buy and use tobacco

Activity 1

What is your estimation of tobacco use?

• Adults who use tobacco

• 10th graders that use tobacco

• 5th graders that use tobacco

Activity 1 Exercise

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My Age Group 10th Graders Adults

Use TobaccoDon’t Use Tobacco

Tobacco users are in the minority for all age groups!

Activity 2Short-Term Effects of Tobacco Use

What are some short term effects of tobacco use?

Write your short term effects on the sticky note and put them onto our sticky man!

Bad breath/zoo breath

Yellow teeth and fingers

Spit stains on clothes andshoes

Tobacco smoke odor on clothes and hair

Coughing/hacking/hurling phlegm

Less money to spend onother things

Activity 2Short-Term Effects of Tobacco Use

http://www.tobaccofreekids.org/adgallery/display.php3?ID=291

Use $5.00 as the average price of one pack of cigarettes.

How much does it cost to use tobacco for:

One week?

One month?

One year?

50 years?

Activity 3Costs of Tobacco Use

$5.00 X 7 = $35.00

$35.00 X 4 = $140.00

$140.00 X 12 = $1,680.00

$1,680 X 50 = $84,000.00

What else could you buy with this

money?

Activity 3Costs of Tobacco Use

Students: Stand up! Hold your nose

and run in place whilebreathing ONLY

through the sour straw.

Smoking makes breathing

difficult, especially during

exercise.

What if you had to breathe like that the rest of your life?

Activity 4Straw/Breathing Exercise

DON’T EAT IT!

Why do you think people smoke or use

tobacco?

Activity 5Reasons People Use Tobacco

Cool Image

Lose Weight/Be Thin

Peer Pressure

Nicotine Addiction/Relaxation

Looking Older/Being Grown-Up orLike Parents

Advertising

Activity 5Reasons People Use Tobacco

Activity 5Tobacco and Advertising

Good Looks/Glamour – girlsappear to beyoung, pretty,well-dressed

Cool Image – guyappears to bestrong, tough,

ingood shape


Low Tar/Light – cigarette filtersappear to

reducerisks or makesmoking safer


Hanging Out/Dating – girlsand boys don’tappear to bebothered by

eachothers’ smoke


Friends/Popularity –

“popular people”

appear to allsmoke and

havemany friends


Flavored Cigarettes –

made to appear

good-tasting,cool, refreshing




What tobacco ads DON’T show:

Ash trays

Lit cigarettes

Cigarette butts

Breathingdifficulties fromsmoking

Lung cancer



Yellow teeth andfingers

Wrinkled skin

Burnt holes inclothes

Spit stains fromchewing tobacco



How tobaccoREALLY tastes –

hot, bitter, andwill burn yourmouth and

lungs

Bad breath/zoobreath


Tobacco and the Movies

The major studios account for 90% of kids on-screen tobacco exposure.

82% of PG-13 films contain tobacco use. Smoking in movies is the most powerful pro-tobacco influence on children, accounting for 52% of adolescents who start smoking. And smoking in movies is supposed to be illegal!


Some examples movies and television shows that contain tobacco use:


A Activity 6What’s in a Cigarette?

What do you think is in a cigarette?

Do you really want to put this stuff into your body?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jcyBkylYnqU



A

• Emerging tobacco products are being marketed as safer and harmless alternative

• They are made to look like candy to appeal to a younger customer

Activity 7Emerging and Flavored Tobacco

A Activity 7Emerging and Flavored Tobacco

Activity 9Tobacco Abroad Trivia

How many cigarettes are smoked around the world everyday?A.4 billionB. 2 millionC.15 billionD.25 billion


How many cigarettes are smoked around the world everyday?

C. 15 billion


How many people die from tobacco every year around the world?A. 1 millionB. 500,000C. 4,000D. 5 million


How many people die from tobacco every year around the world?

D. 5 million


How many men in the world currently smoke cigarettes?

A. 1 millionB. 1 billionC. 9 millionD. 20 billion


How many men in the world currently smoke cigarettes?

B. 1 billion


How many women in the world currently smoke cigarettes?

A. 100 millionB. 5 billionC. 2 millionD. 250 million


How many women in the world currently smoke cigarettes?

D. 250 million


What country manufactures the most cigarettes in the world?

A. JapanB. ChinaC. United StatesD. Australia


What country manufactures the most cigarettes in the world?

B. China

Activity 10 Electronic Cigarettes and Vapor Cigarettes

Do you know what vapor and electronic cigarettes are?

• Electronic Cigarettes (E-Cigs) are battery operated devices that contain nicotine-filled cartridges.

• Vapor Cigarettes contain mist that contains flavorings and nicotine that is inhaled


With a vapor cigarette you’re inhaling water.

Would you stick your head in a swimming pool and breathe?


These are marketed to have many different flavors. They even have a Skittles flavored e-Cig.

If you want a skittle why not eat one instead of smoking it?

It sure is a lot healthier for you!

Activity 11Secondhand Smoke

Activity 12Poster and Video Contest

• Posters are due April 16th

• Must be hand drawn

• The poster must be an original and POSITIVE message

• TOBACCO (NOT DRUGS)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DFcphFan_WE&app=desktop




preparing for your classroom presentation a training slideshow to help you teach tar wars

Documents

estimation of tobacco

tobacco influence

costs of tobacco use

exercise tobacco users

eachothers smoke activity

onother things activity

makesmoking safer activity

havemany friends activity