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This easy to use workbook of lesson plans, PowerPoints, worksheets and games, provides engaging activities for 11 to 18 year-olds

This easy to use workbook of lesson plans, PowerPoints, worksheets and games, provides engaging activities for 11 to 18 year-olds

Four lessons to be delivered at age 12-14  (Year 8 or 9 / S1 or S2)
with two top up lessons at age 13-15  (Year 9 or 10 / S3 or S4)

This guide gives you tips on how to stay safe and drink responsibly if you choose to drink, plus advice on what to do and where to go for help and support if things go wrong.

This session of icebreaker and baseline activities is important to help you assess the knowledge, experience and behaviour of your class when you introduce alcohol as a topic. A model PowerPoint lesson and guidance is included at the start of this chapter.

Teacher notes for all activities in the Assessing Knowledge chapter of the teacher workbook

From the teacher workbook

Teacher notes for all activities in the Units and guidelines chapter of the teacher workbook

PowerPoint to go with Model Lesson 1 – Assessing Knowledge

Do you know how many young people drink regularly in the UK and around the world?

Do you know how many young people drink regularly in the UK and around the world?

In Scotland, what percentage of 13 year-olds have tried alcohol?
In Scotland, how many 15 year-olds will have consumed alcohol in the past  Are young people in Scotland drinking more or less than 10 years ago?

Talk about alcohol – fact or fiction activity

Test your knowledge of alcohol with this quiz

Emoji true or false quiz – 10 questions on Alcohol

Emoji true or false quiz – Answer sheet for the 10 questions on Alcohol

Why to people choose to drink or not drink alcohol

Why people choose to drink or not drink alcohol  – answer sheet

What is a unit and how much is too much?

What is a unit and how much is too much?

What is a unit and how much is too much?