MATERIALS
The Meth Prevention Lesson provides teens in middle and high schools with the facts, tools, and resources to understand the risks of methamphetamine and to influence their peers. This standard-based lesson leverages MethProject.org and provides teachers with engaging, easy-to-use materials to lead a 45-minute class. Please download the following materials found on this page.
To run the lesson locally on your computer, please download the following file.
Contact the Meth Project if you would like us to send you a copy of the lesson on DVD.
The Meth Prevention Lesson employs 4 central instructional strategies:
- "What Do You Know" Worksheet: 6 statements to engage students and get them to think about what they know about Methamphetamine
- Interactive Content Online at MethProject.org: interactive facts, personal stories, and videos
- Discussion Questions
- Peer Engagement and Advocacy: exercises designed to equip teens with information and tools to take action
- Lesson Overview: a one-page summary of the Meth Prevention Lesson
- Teacher’s Guide: step-by-step instructions for the teacher to lead students through an exploration of each topic. The guide includes instructions on the most impactful content on MethProject.org and suggested discussion questions
- What Do You Know: a one-page handout for students to reflect on 6 statements to gauge their knowledge of methamphetamine
- What Do You Know: teacher key
To run the lesson locally on your computer, please download the following file.
- Read Me: How to install and use the Meth Prevention Lesson offline. Read this first.
- Meth Prevention Lesson - Offline: This download is a zipped file an is 155MB. It contains the entire Meth Prevention Lesson. Download this file if you would like to run the lesson locally on your own computer.
Contact the Meth Project if you would like us to send you a copy of the lesson on DVD.