Additional Lessons
Looking for more? Extend student learning or change things up with lessons from a variety of sources.
Disposal of Unwanted Medicines: A 4-H GuideThis guide is a collaborative project of Purdue Extension and the Illinois-Indiana Sea GrantProgram. The Disposal of Unwanted Medicines 4-H guide has been developed to help high school youth understand why chemicals from medications are being found in the environment, the harm these
chemicals can cause, and what can be done about it. Five inquiry-based lessons are included: • So, what’s the big deal? • What are the issues? • What should I be concerned about? • What are my options? • How can I let other people know about these issues? These lessons are intended to be introduced and led by an adult instructor (4-H volunteer, Extension Educator, teacher, or other educator) but with the youth increasingly taking leadership as they progress. Students will gain important life skills including teamwork, communicating with others, information gathering, informal analysis, and decision-making. |
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Disposal of Unwanted Medicines: A Resource for Action in Your CommunityThe Disposal of Unwanted Medicines: A Resource for Action in Your Community toolkit was developed to help communities design, establish, and implement safe and legal medicines collection programs. The entire toolkit is available for download, or select just the chapters you need by clicking on the links.
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