8 th Grade Health.  Each group will be assigned a drug category and will have the option of completing either a PowerPoint or Pamphlet which showcases.

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8 th Grade Health

 Each group will be assigned a drug category and will have the option of completing either a PowerPoint or Pamphlet which showcases their knowledge and understanding of the particular drug  The group will do a brief 3-5 minute presentation at the end to share their information with the class

 Each group will have 3 students per group (students have the option of working alone if desired.)  Each group will be assigned one of the following category:  AlcoholCocaine  MarijuanaLSD / PCP  InhalantsSteroids  Heroin Ecstasy (MDMA)

 Must include drug classification (depressant, stimulant, etc.)  List physical effects & physiological effects  Must include short-term & long-term effects  Scientific name & Street names  Medical use (if any)  How it enters the body & different forms (example cocaine & crack cocaine)  At least 3 different statistics  Pictures, pictures, pictures!

 Use your textbook & the following websites are recommended:  px px    ng=T_Home ng=T_Home  

 Presentations (as of now) will be on Tuesday April 24 th for even days & Monday April 23 rd for odd days.