Activities to Support Red Ribbon Week

 

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YES I CAN JUST SAY NO AND I CAN LIKE ME!

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For the primary child the idea of red ribbon week and avoiding drugs and alcohol can be tough for them to understand BUT they can participate in identifying healthy choices that will help them make a better, kinder THEM!!

One of my favorite stories is:

I'm Gonna Like Me

Your students will LOVE it and it is the perfect lead into saying YES to healthy habits and saying NO to harmful habits.

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This first resource is a set of Google Slides focusing on making healthy choices.

Slide One:  Focus on only taking medication when parents give it to you and choosing healthy habits.

Slide Two: Students click and drag to identify healthy habits.  Students click and drags way they respect others.

Slide Three:  Students read and complete the sentences using vocabulary such as habit, respect, choice, healthy, responsible.  Students click and drag to sort healthy/harmful.

Slide Four:  Students say YES to and say NO to.  Students share how they are special.

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Red Ribbon Week is celebrated October 23rd to October 31st. It is a wonderful time to work on building character and positive habits. This resource focuses on both of those while embedding it into word work, writing, and recall. It ends with a cute craft.

There are two themes...

Red Ribbon ...Just Say No

Halloween...Say "boo" To Drugs

The packet includes:

Red Ribbon Poster

Vocabulary for Posting

Word Search

Word Work with ee (Drug Free)

Definitions

Healthy/Hurtful...Which would it be?

Coloring Poster for kids

Writing Poster for kids

Mini Book...Just Say No...Build Healthy Habits

Writing...prewrite, final copy, building ideas

Bookmarks

Craft

Just say YES to developing a meaningful week celebrating Red Ribbon.

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Red Ribbon...Just Say NO!

 

YES I CAN JUST SAY NO AND I CAN LIKE ME!

YOU CAN SAY YES to this resource.

For the primary child the idea of red ribbon week and avoiding drugs and alcohol can be tough for them to understand BUT they can participate in identifying healthy choices that will help them make a better, kinder THEM!!

One of my favorite stories is:

I'm Gonna Like Me

Your students will LOVE it and it is the perfect lead into saying YES to healthy habits and saying NO to harmful habits.

Listen to the story here.

This first resource is a set of Google Slides focusing on making healthy choices.

Slide One:  Focus on only taking medication when parents give it to you and choosing healthy habits.

Slide Two: Students click and drag to identify healthy habits.  Students click and drags way they respect others.

Slide Three:  Students read and complete the sentences using vocabulary such as habit, respect, choice, healthy, responsible.  Students click and drag to sort healthy/harmful.

Slide Four:  Students say YES to and say NO to.  Students share how they are special.

Find it here.

Red Ribbon Week is celebrated October 23rd to October 31st. It is a wonderful time to work on building character and positive habits. This resource focuses on both of those while embedding it into word work, writing, and recall. It ends with a cute craft.

There are two themes...

Red Ribbon ...Just Say No

Halloween...Say "boo" To Drugs

The packet includes:

Red Ribbon Poster

Vocabulary for Posting

Word Search

Word Work with ee (Drug Free)

Definitions

Healthy/Hurtful...Which would it be?

Coloring Poster for kids

Writing Poster for kids

Mini Book...Just Say No...Build Healthy Habits

Writing...prewrite, final copy, building ideas

Bookmarks

Craft

Just say YES to developing a meaningful week celebrating Red Ribbon.

Michele

Red Ribbon Week Activities!

October 23rd begins the start of Red Ribbon Celebrations around the world.

This week of awareness focuses on a Drug Free Life.

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This packet focuses on building positive characteristics and healthy habits.

This is another opportunity for you to support building students who are kind and appreciate themselves.

I like to begin the week with this special book by Jamie Lee Curtis:

I'M GONNA LIKE ME

Following reading this story students focus on what makes them special.

They write about it and we showcase it with these adorable characters.

 There are key vocabulary words for posting which are characteristics of healthy behaviors.

The word search is ideal for the literacy center.

I use the prewriting page to help students gather ideas to write a paragraph about how they stay healthy.  Again focusing on healthy habits and characteristics.

From there you will find two activities that focus on healthy habits and unhealthy.

There is a cut and paste sort as well as a read and decide.

My favorite is the gumball machine...I "CHEWS" TO BE HAPPY!

Students add comments on the gumballs and paste them on the machine.

They look adorable displayed.

You will also find an interactive mini book for just say no!

This is me.

Medication not given by your parents is dangerous.

Smoking is not a healthy habit.

What are two healthy habits?

Red Ribbon Week

The last two weeks of October Red Ribbon Week is celebrated.

It is a perfect opportunity to work with the primary student on "choosing to be healthy and happy"!

This packet has two themes. One a red ribbon and the other a "ghost" for say "boo" to drugs.

Vocabulary for posting and Word work. 

Healthy and harmful choices.

I "chews" to be happy!

And the Halloween theme.

Writing about why we are special.

Bookmarks

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JUST SAY NO! Red Ribbon Week Activities for your primary class!!

JUST SAY NO!

Activities to support A HEALTHY ME during Red Ribbon Week.

There is a poster and vocabulary for posting.

There is a student poster to create, a Healthy Me picture, and a PLEDGE.

 There are activities for Healthy/Hurtful, Kind/Unkind, and Healthy Senses.

Word work includes a word search, working with ee, a vocabulary study.

A mini book is included for interactive participation as well as two student posters students can color and create.

I love the gumballs...I "chews"!

Students can then write about the healthy "chews"!!

Added to the packet is a Halloween theme.

All the activities you saw on the previous slides are also available with a Halloween theme.

There are colorful bookmarks and a cut little craft to decorate your room.

Just say "BOO" to drugs!!

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