Explore these digital classroom resources and videos developed in partnership with Discovery Education that build confidence for making responsible choices like saying "NO" to underage drinking and underage marijuana use.
Did you know that parents are the #1 influence on their kids' decision to drink or not drink alcohol? Conversations are key! Find facts, conversations starters, and more tips to keep the lines of communication open.
We know kids don’t learn in a vacuum — and risky behaviors can run together. Our eighth module that addresses how underage cannabis use affects the developing brain.
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Explore our resources that teach kids how alcohol and cannabis impact their developing brain and body.
We’re kicking off a five-part series called Tween Talks with helpful tips for talking with your tween about alcohol and underage drinking. In this first part, we’re focusing on why our attitude matters when having conversations with tweens.
We’re excited to announce a new partnership with @DiscoveryEd, featuring videos and digital activities designed to support students in saying “NO” to underage drinking and underage cannabis use! As middle schoolers are coping with their own physical and emotional changes, these resources will equip students with foundational tools to help them advocate for themselves and stay substance-free by learning about peer pressure, decision-making, and goal setting. Check out the link in our bio for more!
While having conversations with your kids about underage drinking, parents need to know that four out of ten 8th graders report that alcohol would be fairly or very easy to get (if they wanted it). When having these conversations, discuss the impact that alcohol has on their developing brains and roleplay ways to say "NO".
Underage drinking can negatively affect your brain development—including the ability to remember names, faces, and events.
