Red Ribbon Week No Prep Writing Activity: Drug Awareness Bulletin Board/Banner
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Learning Objective
Students will generate ideas, brainstorm details, and create a short composition about their drug-free future for display.
Description
Finding meaningful Red Ribbon Week activities targeting important skills can be challenging. This easy, no-prep Red Ribbon Week writing craft is perfect for your October bulletin board or as part of Red Ribbon Week counseling lessons. Students write a short response about what they want to be when they grow up or why they'll say no to drugs. Then they draw some "apps" that show everything they can do because they are drug-free. Perfect as a bunting banner for over your whiteboard or displayed on your hallway bulletin board, this engaging writing task is a fun way to bring academics into Red Ribbon Week.
No matter how you hang the pieces, this no-prep writing craft will surely get some attention! Super cute and a fun way to celebrate Red Ribbon Week in October.
Product Contents:
• Teacher's guide & directions
• Brainstorming pages
• Writing template (2 different prompts & 2 different image options)
• Bulletin board header - "Make the CALL to be Drug-Free"
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