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Drug addiction is a reality that affects millions of people worldwide. To help raise awareness and educate the community, a Google Slides and PowerPoint template with printable posters in A3 has been designed. These posters come in two different types: informative posters and posters with a powerful message. Each poster is decorated with unique and captivating illustrations that will surely catch the attention of anyone passing by. By providing this resource, we hope to inspire communities to take action and combat drug addiction with knowledge and understanding.

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Are you looking for eye-catching and informative drug poster templates to elevate the presentation of your health-related information? Whether you're a healthcare professional looking to educate patients, a student working on a school project, or a public health advocate aiming to spread awareness, our collection of drug poster templates is tailored to meet your needs. These templates are perfect for a variety of uses, such as highlighting the dangers of drug abuse, informing about prescription medications, promoting drug prevention programs, or detailing the benefits of certain pharmaceutical treatments. Welcome to Playground, your one-stop solution for professionally designed drug poster templates that are completely free to use! Here at Playground, we've curated a diverse selection of templates designed to convey important information effectively while catching the eye of your audience. Our drug poster templates are crafted to cater to various themes—from anti-drug campaigns and awareness posters to detailed educational charts about medicinal drugs. With Playground, you don't need to be a design expert to create stunning posters; simply choose a template that fits your needs, and you're good to go. Once you've crafted the perfect drug poster using our easy-to-use templates, sharing it is just a click away! Whether you need to print it for a community bulletin board, share it on social media, or send it out via email, our ready-made templates simplify the process. Moreover, each template is fully customizable; you can tweak colors, text, images, and more to perfectly match your message and style. Join Playground today and start creating impactful drug posters that make a difference.

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Resources for Educators

Last Updated: Wednesday February 22, 2023

When it comes to preventing drug use among young people, education plays a very important role. This page contains online drug education resources – lesson plans , activities, videos – from different websites targeted to various grade levels that both parents and teachers can use.

Teen vaping – of both tobacco and THC ( marijuana ) – is on the rise and is a growing concern in schools. Check out these resources on the topic.

In addition, get information on how you can help students you think may have a problem , and more.

Get lesson plans and info for the drugs below:

Cocaine | Marijuana | Inhalants | Heroin | Methamphetamine | Opioids  

General drug education resources, operation prevention.

DEA and Discovery Education teamed up to produce Operation Prevention's classroom resources to provide educators with engaging tools that are aligned to national health and science standards and integrate seamlessly into classroom instruction. Through a series of hands-on investigations, these resources introduce students to the science behind opioids and their impact on the brain and body. Go to the site.  

Operation Prevention: Virtual Field Trip

Take your students on a virtual journey! Opioids: Real People. Real Stories. Real Science.  is currently featured on the Operation Prevention website’s Virtual Field Trip section. During the journey, you'll meet two retired professional athletes, a musician and three generations -- all affected by opioid misuse in some way. The trip includes a companion guide that can be used to prepare your students for the “trip.” Go to the site.

Drugs and Your Body - Interactive  (For grades 6-12)

Scholastic and the scientists at the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) have created this poster/teaching guide, Drugs + Your Body: It Isn’t Pretty, to provide factual details and critical-thinking questions on the effects drugs have on the developing brain and body.

Poster: http://www.scholastic.com/drugs-and-your-body/

Teachers’ Guide: http://headsup.scholastic.com/teachers/drugs-your-body-it-isnt-pretty

Heads Up: Real News about Drugs and Your Body (For grades 6-12)

NIDA and Scholastic teamed up to create a treasure trove of resources for both teachers and teens about the dangers of drug use in general and the dangers of specific drugs as well. You can access them using the links below.

Teens: http://headsup.scholastic.com/

Teachers:   http://headsup.scholastic.com/teachers/

Empowering Teens: NIDA Toolkit for Out of School Time

This toolkit offers science-based activities and resources on drug use and addiction for educating teens during out of school time (OST). The OST setting—before and after school, in the summer, or any time teens attend a supervised program outside of the typical school time—offers a unique opportunity for STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) learning. Read more.

Drug Facts and Lesson Plans

Are you interested in lessons or activities focused on a specific drug? The National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) has an awesome Lesson Plan Finder  that features FREE science-based lessons and interactive activities on teens and drugs.  Go to their site to check it out.

Also, see quick facts about each drug below:

Classroom Resources

Tips for Teens: The Truth About Cocaine   (SAMHSA)

Quick Facts  (DEA)

Video Lesson: Stimulants   (DEA and Operation Prevention)

Tips for Teens: The Truth About Heroin   (SAMHSA)

Inhalants: A Looming Threat for All Teens (Scholastic)

Tips for Teens: The Truth About Inhalants   (SAMHSA)

Video Lesson: Inhalants   (DEA and Operation Prevention)

Marijuana: Breaking Down the Buzz  (article)

Marijuana: Facts for Teens   (NIDA)

Tips for Teens: The Truth About Marijuana  (SAMHSA)

Video Lesson: Marijuana   (DEA and Operation Prevention)

Methamphetamine

Tips for Teens: The Truth About Methamphetamine   (SAMHSA)

Quick Facts   (DEA)

Opioids and Prescription Drugs

Opioid Facts for Teens   (NIDA)

Tips for Teens: The Truth About Opioids  (SAMHSA)

Quick Facts (DEA)

Fentanyl    

Vaping Info

Vaping: know the facts (addiction policy forum).

Check out this awareness campaign and toolkit for parents, teachers, school administrators, and teens.

Vaping Posters (Food and Drug Administration)

Print out these posters to hang in your classrooms. The posters feature eye-opening facts about vaping.

What if You Suspect a Student is Using Drugs?

Substance Use Prevention: A Resource Guide for School Staff

If you work in a school setting you may be looking for information about youth substance use, the most commonly used drugs, the latest research and more.  The Office of National Drug Control Policy  recently released a guide for school staff. Read more.

Other Drug Enforcement Administration Websites

Just think twice.

Created by the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) specifically for young people, this site provides information about drugs and their consequences. Go to the site.

Campus Drug Prevention

This website is a part of DEA’s effort to support drug abuse prevention programs on college campuses and in surrounding communities. Go to the site.