1. Tobacco Prevention

2. Target Age & Goal Target Age: 7 th graders Goal: The goal for this PowerPoint is for the learner to gain a better understanding for tobacco prevention by showing and demonstrating 80% knowledge on what tobacco can do to your health and body.

3. Lungs Smoking Deaths Current Users Types of Tobacco Smoker? Effects STOP SMOKING HELP SMOKING

4. Non Smoker LungSmoker Lung LUNGS OF A SMOKER AND NON SMOKER Back

5. Smoking Deaths Per Year Back

6. Types of Tobacco Smokeles sSmokeles s Tobacco Chewing Snuff Dipping Smoking Smoking Tobacco Pipes Cigarettes Cigars Back

7. Ninth Grade Tenth Grade Eleventh Grade Twelfth Grade Male24.3%25.4%32.3%37.5% Female23.6%28.4%27.3%33.1% Back Current Cigarette Users

8. Most Teens Don't Smoke If most teens don't smoke, why should you? Back

9. SMOKELESS TOBACCO BACK

10. SMOKING TOBACCO AND YOU THOUGHT IT WAS COOL TO SMOKE. BACK

11. CHEWING TOBACCO BACK

12. DIPPING GUM CANCERWHO IS USING? BACK

13. PIPE TOBACCO BACK

14. CIGAR TOBACCO Many people view cigar smoking as more "civilized" and "glamorous," as well as less dangerous than cigarette smoking. Yet a single large cigar can contain as much tobacco as an entire pack of cigarettes. The secondhand smoke it gives off and that others breathe in can fill a room for hours. BACK

15. SNUFF TOBACCO TOBACCO THAT IS SNORTED IN THROUGH THE NASAL CAVITY (NOSE) SIDE EFFECTS ARE NOSE BLEEDS AND SINUS PROBLEMS. BACK

16. SMOKING Annual Deaths Attributable to Cigarette SmokingUnited States, 1995–1999 BACKBACK

17. CIGARETTES There are over 4000 chemicals in cigarette smoke. BACKBACK

18. SMOKE EFFECTS ON THE BODY

19. WHERE TO GET HELP? http://www.quitnet.com/ http://www.americanheart.org BACK