
Subject(s): Health
Reading
Science
Learner Outcomes:
Students
will understand that tobacco causes damage to many areas of the body.
Students
will see vivid proof of the ways that smoking can alter a person's life
and
well-being.
Students
will be able to define addiction and hear from young smokers who
wished they never begun their addiction to nicotine.
Students
will be aware of the many dangerous chemicals that exist in tobacco.
Students
will learn many reasons to avoid tobacco use.
Students
will view information from Tobacco Explorer CD and access information
from the Hands Off Tobacco CD.
Duration: Two Days
(43 minutes periods)
Materials:
Your Health textbook by Harcourt Brace pages
262 - 281
Garden hose wrapped in red tape
Soft damp sponge/dry hard sponge
Two balloons (one intact and one with holes in it)
Coffee stirrers and drinking straws
Stopwatch or watch that allow you to count seconds
Technology Tools and Courseware:
Computer
Projector
Device
Power
Point Presentation
Internet
Access
Printer
Tobacco
Explorer CD
Hands
Off Tobacco CD
The Tobacco Explorer CD is available through the WV Library Commission
at
1-800-642-9021 ext. 8.
It can also be checked out at the Marion County Health Department.
This CD may also be available for loan at your state library or local health
department.
The Hands Off Tobacco CD is available at Fairmont
General Hospital
(Monongah Middle School's Partner in Education)
Acceptable Use Policy signed for all participating students.
Procedure: Day 1
43 minutes
Secure all materials required for this lesson.
Do the following activities after introducing the harmful effects of tobacco
using
Your Health
textbook pages 262 - 281 or from the resources that are used at your school.
Show the power point presentation of the Unit
Preview.
View the harmful effects of tobacco use on the Tobacco Explorer CD.
Steps
to view CD
Click on the menu item Health and Physiology
Click on Body Damage
Click on the body parts to view pictures and read the information on the
effects of tobacco use
Click
on the main menu box
Click the main menu item Health and Physiology
Click
on addiction and go to What is addiction? Read the definition and
listen to the comments made by five people on addiction. Then read
the facts on nicotine and view the cycle of addiction.
Click
on the main menu box
Click on main menu item Health and Physiology
Click
on Chemicals of Tobacco and view the information on 19 chemicals found
in tobacco
Procedure:
Day 2 (43 minutes)
Show students the garden hose wrapped in red tape to represent a normal
blood vessel. Compare it to the plastic straw, which represents the
blood vessel after it has been constricted by nicotine. Which vessel
can carry more blood and do its job better? (the bigger one)
Compare the feel of the soft, damp sponge, which represents normal lung
tissue, to the dry hard sponge which represents how tar affects the lung
tissue.
Blow up the intact balloon and let the air out to demonstrate how alveoli
are suppose to work. Try to blow up the balloon that has holes in
it, representing a broken alveolus.
Demonstrate how people with lung cancer or emphysema feel.
Distribute
the straws and coffee stirrers and direct students to jog in place for
one to two minutes.
After
jogging, have students breathe through the straws for just a few moments.
After
another minute or so, ask students to try to breathe through the coffee
stirrers. (To modify this activity to simulate emphysema more realistic.
students inhale the normal way and exhale only through the straw or stirrer.
Teacher Alert: Any child with respiratory problems should not participate
in this activity.
Modifications:
Make special adjustments for students with special needs according to their
IEP. Students with IEPs may require special seating, shortened assignments
or materials read orally.
Enrichment
Activities:
View the following site for additional information on the harmful effects
of tobacco use.
Ask Boyz II Men
Click on Boyz II Men to Answer Your Smoke-free Questions
Click on Boyz II Men Free Poster: Smoke-free: It's the New Evolution
Tobacco
Worksheet
Click
on back to Lesson Plans Search
Click
on Topic down arrow and select Health/Safety
Click
Grade Level 6
Click
Go
Narrow
Your Search to smoking
Click
Go
Select
any of the following worksheets and print
Effects of Tobacco Use
The Surgeon General Warning
Cigarette Smoking Fact Sheet
Vocabulary Review of Smoking Terms
Cigarette Smoking Worksheet
Hands
Off Tobacco CD
Top Ten Reasons to Quit
Autopsy of a smoker's lung
Evaluation/Assessment
Students
will receive a grade on the following assignment: List 10 ways tobacco
can affect your body.
Health: 6.1, 6.2, 6.20, 6.21, 6.25, 6.35
Science:
6.13, 6.17, 6.19, 6.82
Reading:
6.20, 6.21, 6.27
Health
7.32, 7.33, 7.34, 8.31, 9.31, 9.33, 9.34
Reading
5.31, 5.33, 5.34, 5.36
Science
11.32, 12.35
References:
Fairmont
General Hospital
Boyz
II Men
Teacher
Vision
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