As part of the Stanford Tobacco Prevention Toolkit, this Elementary Version of You and Me, Together Vape-Free curriculum is a 2-lesson theory-based and evidence-informed curriculum created by the Stanford REACH Lab as well as by our Youth Action Board, educators, healthcare providers, and scientists across the U.S.
Lesson 1
This lesson is intended to discuss and talk about the impact of e-cigarettes and tobacco on the body. We will learn about nicotine and other harmful chemicals in e-cigarette aerosol.
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Lesson 2
This lesson is intended to discuss and talk about how tobacco companies try to trick youth into thinking e-cigarette use is ok and cool through marketing schemes. It also talks about the affect on the environment as well as coping and stress.
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