Designed by a teacher for use in northern Saskatchewan classrooms, this worksheet guides students to calculate the cost of smoking an consider the impact that money could have on their life if used differently.
This worksheet forms part of the second lesson of the Northern Tobacco Strategy’s Grade 9 Health unit plan about tobacco, linked to curriculum outcome USC9.6.
Designed by a teacher for use in northern Saskatchewan classrooms, this worksheet helps students analyze peer norms and the different pressures faced by members of different social groups. By completing the What is Peer Pressure? worksheet students will respond directly to Grade 7 Health curriculum outcome USC7.6.
Designed by a teacher for use in northern Saskatchewan classrooms, this worksheet helps students deepen their understanding of provincial and federal tobacco legislation. In combination with the Tobacco Legislation Timeline, the Tobacco Laws: Three Truths and Lie Worksheet guides students through identifying, challenging and growing their understanding of past and present tobacco legislation.
Designed by a teacher for use in northern Saskatchewan, this interview guide can be used by students to learn more about the experiences of those around them with traditional and commercial tobacco. Use as part of the Northern Tobacco Strategy’s curriculum-linked and classroom-ready unit and lesson plans about tobacco for Grade 4, 5, 6, 7 and 9.
Designed by a teacher for use in northern Saskatchewan classrooms, this worksheet helps students deepen learning about traditional and commercial tobacco. By completing the Medicine Wheel worksheet students will demonstrate their understanding of the health opportunities and challenges associated with tobacco, as outlined in Grade 4 Health curriculum outcomes. This worksheet forms part of the first lesson of the as part of the Northern Tobacco Strategy’s Grade 4 unit plan about tobacco.
Designed by a teacher for use in northern Saskatchewan classrooms, this worksheet guides students’ reflections on project developed and meet health curriculum action planning outcomes for multiple grade levels. Use the My Action Plan worksheet as part of Grade 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 unit and lesson plans about tobacco.
Designed by a teacher for use in northern Saskatchewan classrooms, this worksheet guides students through the development of a project plan that will meet health curriculum outcomes for multiple grade levels. Use the My Action Plan worksheet as part of Grade 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 unit and lesson plans about tobacco.
Prenatal women can use this worksheet to think about how they envision the births of their babies. They can take this completed sheet with them when they go in to labour to help communicate their desires.
Prenatal women can use this worksheet to help make their plans for labour and delivery.
