Cranbourne East Primary School - Drug Education Scope and Sequence - Level 1- Prep
Understandings / Lessons / ResourcesSpecific Drug Ed
- People often feel sick and unwell
- There are many things that make us feel better or get well.
- Any remedy or drug we use in treating preventing or alleviating illness is a medicine.
- Medicines come in different forms.
- Doll’s Hospital
Booklet 3 Page 6 Activity 1.1
- My Sick Toy
Booklet 3 Page 7 Activity 2.1
- Illness Graph
Booklet 3 Page 7 Activity 1.2
- Commercial and non commercial medicines
Booklet 3 Page 7 Activity 2.2
Emergencies
- What is an emergency?
- What isn’t an emergency?
- Communication skills for dealing with emergencies
- What is an emergency?
Booklet 3 Page 13 Activity 1.1
- Emergency 000
- Calling an Emergency Service
- Making an ambulance
Personal Safety
- Personal safety knowledge e.g. not touching a syringe.
- Knowledge of Symbols related to safety e.g. medicines.
- Identify unsafe environments.
- Coping with Unsafe Situations
- Coping with Unsafe Situations- Group Mural
Drug Education Scope and Sequence Level 2Year 1
Understandings / Lessons / ResourcesSpecific Drug Ed
- Helpful and harmful effects of medicines.
- Vaccines are medicines.
- Medicines come in different forms
- Any remedy or drug we use in treating, preventing or alleviating illness is a medicine.
- In my medicine chest
- All sorts of medicines
- Vaccines are medicines
- Illness datachart
Emergencies
- There are different kinds of emergencies.
- An emergency is when someone needs urgent help or medical treatment.
- Some emergencies happen as a consequence of drug misuse.
- What is an emergency?
- What to do in an emergency
- I need an ambulance
Personal Safety
- Understanding body signals when we feel unsafe.
- Identify the benefits of safe behaviours.
- Consideration of risks and hazards and relevant safety precautions.
- Personal safety knowledge e.g. not touching a syringe.
- Safe use of medicine
- Safe storage of medicines
- Harmful side effects.
Drug Education Scope and Sequence Level 2Year 2
Understandings / Lessons / ResourcesSpecific Drug Ed
- Some medicines make us feel better but don’t cure illness.
- Medicines can have helpful and harmful effects on our bodies.
- We must use medicines wisely.
- Vaccines are medicines.
- Feeling better and feeling cured
- Directions for use
- The do’s and don’ts
- Medicine – What are the rules?
Emergencies
- Some emergencies happen as a consequence of drug misuse.
- Never put yourself in danger when helping someone else.
- Communication skills for dealing with emergencies.
- There are many things to do if I or someone else is in danger.
- Who can help?
- Emergency procedures at home
- How to get help over the phone
Get Real Lesson material for Primary School Booklet 3 Page 16 Activity 2.5
Personal Safety
- Identify the benefits of safe behaviours.
- Discuss various situations and behaviours and the effects on feelings and personal responses.
- How to protect health and safety of yourself and others.
- Risk taking
- Make yourself safe first
- Help – Giving and seeking help – Being Responsible
Drug Education Scope and Sequence Level 3Year 3
Understandings / Lessons / ResourcesSpecific Drug Ed
- A drug is any substance other than food, water and oxygen which, when taken in the body, that changes the way the body works.
- Understand the importance of the safe use and storage of medication
- Drugs affect people in many ways. Some are helpful, some are harmful.
- “Making a Collage”
- Body Map
- “Following Directions”
- ”What Needs to be Kept in a Safe Place?”
- “Beat the Problem”
- “Choosing the Best Solution”
Emergencies
- Identify that there are many things I can do if I or someone else is in danger.
Personal Safety
- Identify strategies for staying safe and recognise that consequences occur as a result of the choices I make.
- “Risk Taking”
- “Scenarios”
- Identify that there are many things I can do if I or someone else is in danger.
- “Who Can Help”
- “How to get help over the phone”
Drug Education Scope and Sequence Level 3Year 4
Understandings / Lessons / ResourcesSpecific Drug Ed
- A drug is any substance other than food, water and oxygen which, when taken into the body, that changes the body, that changes the way the body works.
- Our society has rules and regulations to control drug supply and use
- “What is a Drug?”
- “What Drug am I ?”
- Group Project and Presentation
- Government legislation to control drug use
- What are medicines and who gives them to me?
Personal Safety
- I can develop skills that will help me cope with pressure from adults and peers.
- Staying Safe Around Drugs
- Making lists to help you make decisions
- Resolving Conflict
Emergencies
- To understand when an ambulance needs to be called and the information required by an ambulance.
- To the Rescue
- Make Yourself Safe First
Drug Education Scope and Sequence Level 4 Year 5
Understandings / Lessons / ResourcesSpecific Drug Ed
- Increased knowledge of relevant and accurate facts about drugs.
- Increased student understanding of the impact of drug use on society
- Increased student knowledge and skills that will equip them to contribute to the public debate about drug use.
- Think about it
- Sam’s Headache
- Guided Relaxation Script
- Caffeine Conscious
- Caffeine – Helpful or Harmful?
- Tobacco and Passive Smoking
Emergencies
- To understand when an ambulance needs to be called and the information required by an ambulance.
- Some emergencies happen as a consequence of drug misuse.
- Never put yourself or others in dangerous situations.
- Dealing with an Emergency
- Help
SDEP K-12 Teacher Support Packages, Phase 2 (Activity 5) Page 20
Personal Safety
- Development of personal, social and cognitive skills that equip students to deal with drug-related issues in a variety of contexts.
- Increased student understanding of the continuum of risks associated with drug use. This continuum is determined by the drugs used, the context in which they are used and the people involved.
- My Risk of Harm
- Who’s Responsible?
Drug Education Scope and Sequence Level 4 Year 6
Understandings / Lessons / ResourcesSpecific Drug Ed
- Increased knowledge of relevant and accurate facts about drugs.
- Increased student understanding of the impact of drug use on society
- Increased student knowledge and skills that will equip them to contribute to the public debate about drug use.
- What is a drug?
- Using medicines Carefully
- Caffeine
- Tobacco – How did it happen?
- Tobacco Smoke – What are you doing to my body?
- Considering Alcohol
Personal Safety
- Development of personal, social and cognitive skills that equip students to deal with drug-related issues in a variety of contexts.
- Increased student understanding of the continuum of risks associated with drug use. This continuum is determined by the drugs used, the context in which they are used and the people involved.
- Clued Up on alcohol
- Body Effects Interactive
Body Effects Interactive
- The Critics Choice
Emergencies
- To understand when an ambulance needs to be called and the information required by an ambulance.
- Some emergencies happen as a consequence of drug misuse.
- Never put yourself or others in dangerous situations.
- Dealing With An Emergency ambulance Victoria (Interactive)