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Do you have a family member or a friend who smokes cigarettes or chews tobacco? Have you heard that person say, I am OK... I have been smoking for 20 Vocabulary Emphysema Addicted Toxic Secondhand smoke years and nothing bad has happened to me. Many people do think this way, but they are not right. Tobacco products are dangerous. In order to be healthy, you should learn the facts about tobacco and stay away from it. F O R Y O U R H E A L T H Tobacco leaves are used in cigarettes, cigars, snuff, chewing tobacco, and pipe tobacco. They contain the drug, nicotine. Nicotine is harmful to your health. In addition, it can make you become addicted to it. That is, your body will physically depend on it. 1. Nicotine affects your body. When you smoke or chew tobacco, nicotine gets into your body and travels everywhere. It affects your heart, brain, veins, and arteries. (Veins and arteries carry blood.) Smoking increases your chance of getting diseases like cancer and heart disease. It also damages your lungs and can cause lung diseases like bronchitis and emphysema. The diseases that happen because of smoking are fatal they can kill you. If a pregnant woman smokes, her baby smokes, too. Nicotine travels through her blood to the unborn baby inside her. Babies of smokers usually have a low birth weight and can be born unhealthy. 2. Nicotine makes you want to smoke more and more. Nicotine tricks the brain into feeling good, even as it hurts the body. To keep that feel-good feeling, people smoke again and again. As time passes, a person will need more nicotine to feel as good as they did before with less nicotine. That will mean smoking or chewing more tobacco products. 3. Nicotine can hurt people who do not smoke. People who smoke tobacco products breathe in nicotine and other chemicals and breathe out other chemicals. These chemicals are toxic. People who live or work around smokers are exposed to toxic chemicals, too. They have no choice. Smoke is in the air around them. The smoke that is given off by a smoker is called secondhand smoke. Did you know that you can get sick by harvesting wet tobacco leaves? The nicotine from wet leaves can get into your body through your skin. It can make you sick. What is the solution? If you can, wait until the leaves are dry before you harvest them. Developed by the National Center for Farmworker Health, Inc. - Buda, TX with funding from the Solutions for Out-of-School Youth (SOSY) Migrant Education Program consortium grant (2012)

4. Secondhand smoke can be harmful even in low amounts. It can cause the same health problems that smoking can. It is especially dangerous to children. The amount of chemicals in the smoke is high compared to their smaller body size and weight. Even if you are around secondhand smoke once in a while, like in someone s home or car, it can still harm you. Here are some things you can do: Ask a smoker to step outside to smoke. If you must share your space with a smoker, sit as far away from that person as possible. If you are driving and someone needs to smoke, stop at a rest area so the person can smoke outside the car. Go to places like restaurants that do not allow smoking. 5. If you stop smoking nicotine, you will feel symptoms. When someone tries to quit smoking, they will feel some symptoms a few hours after the last cigarette. The symptoms can get worse as time passes by. These symptoms can last for a few days or up to several weeks. This means that your body is craving nicotine. You may feel like you really need to smoke. Symptoms may include: Being dizzy, tired, or depressed Being Impatient, angry, bored Having trouble sleeping or thinking Headaches Feeling constipated Cough, dry mouth, or sore throat Feeling tightness in your chest or slower heart beat Do you need a plan to quit smoking? Make the decision to quit. Pick the date to quit. Mark the date on the calendar. Tell friends and family about your decision to quit Get rid of all the cigarettes and ashtrays in your home, car, and place of work. Buy other things like sugar free gum, hard candy or carrot sticks, to help you deal with the urge to smoke. Ask your doctor if he can help you quit smoking. Ask family and friends who still smoke not to smoke around you. You have learned a lot about nicotine. You can make the right decision. If someone offers you your first cigarette, cigar, pipe, or other tobacco product like chewing and snuff tobacco, do not use it. Your health and that of your family depends on your good judgment. Vocabulary & Definitions Emphysema: Addicted: Toxic: Secondhand Smoke: disease that affects the lungs; makes it hard to breathe; has no cure; can affect long-time smokers and those who breathe in secondhand smoke dependent on the physical or emotional effects of a drug or habit; its use cannot easily be stopped poisonous or very harmful to breathe, eat, or drink smoke involved in smoking tobacco products; can harm those who live or work with the smoker, especially children Developed by the National Center for Farmworker Health, Inc. - Buda, TX with funding from the Solutions for Out-of-School Youth (SOSY) Migrant Education Program consortium grant (2012)

Lesson Plan Materials needed Handouts Estimated time Dry erase board and dry erase markers Pencils Nicotine and Your Health Listening Activity Handout Skills Practice Worksheet Pre post Workshop Survey 1 Hour NOTE TO INSTRUCTOR: To accommodate the literacy levels and educational experiences of the participants, oral and/or group activities may be substituted for reading, writing, skills practice, and survey activities. Elements Activities Notes Preparation Introduce the topic Conduct the Pre Test Introduce the new vocabulary Instructions Read the lesson on Let s Learn about Nicotine and Your Health Time: 10 minutes Identify the vocabulary words in the lesson. 1. What do you know about nicotine? 2. Where can you find nicotine? 3. How can nicotine affect your health? 4. Have you heard about secondhand smoke? What have you heard? Distribute Pre Test, and ask students to turn it in when it is complete. Write the vocabulary words on the board, and ask the students to read them aloud. Ask the students if they know what they mean. Provide students with the definitions (use the Let s Learn about Nicotine and Your Health Lesson). Instructor leads guided reading of topic. Students identify the vocabulary words by circling them in the lesson. Concept Check Conduct Post Test Distribute and review the skills practice worksheet with the students, and ask them to complete it Time: 25 minutes Activity 1: Students have 10 minutes to complete this activity. Activity 2: Students have 10 minutes to complete this activity. Activity 3: Students have 5 minutes to complete this activity. Students complete Post Test. Developed by the National Center for Farmworker Health, Inc. - Buda, TX with funding from the Solutions for Out-of-School Youth (SOSY) Migrant Education Program consortium grant (2012)

Skills Practice Worksheet Name: Nicotine and Your Health Date: Activity 1: What can Carlos do? Carlos is working at a processing plant. He cannot smoke while at work. He really wants to have a cigarette. He cannot stop thinking about it. As time passes, he gets impatient and angry. He knows that the nicotine is making him feel this way. He is thinking about quitting smoking. 1. What are some other things he may feel as soon as he stops smoking? 2. What are some of the things he can do to stop smoking? Activity 2: What do you think? Pedro shares a one bedroom apartment with his co-workers. They are back home from a long day of work. Pedro does not smoke, but his friend Manuel does. When Manuel smokes, Pedro feels very uncomfortable. Pedro tells Manuel that the smoke is not good for the rest of the group. Manuel does not believe him and keeps smoking. 1. Do you think Manuel is right? What can you tell him about secondhand smoke? 2. How can Pedro stay away from the cigarette smoke? Activity 3: Listening Activity True or False? Listen to your teacher s instructions carefully. Sentence True False 1 2 3 4 5 Developed by the National Center for Farmworker Health, Inc. - Buda, TX with funding from the Solutions for Out-of-School Youth (SOSY) Migrant Education Program consortium grant (2012)

Listening Activity Listening Activity True or False? Purpose: Time: To practice listening comprehension 10 minutes 1. Tell your students that in this activity they will practice their listening comprehension skills. 2. Let them know that you are going to read 5 sentences out loud. 3. Let them know that after you finish reading each sentence, they need to answer whether the statement is true or false by checking the appropriate circle. 4. At the end, check the student s answers to make sure they are correct. If some students do not have the right answer, invite other students to participate in the discussion until the information is clarified. True or False? Sentences True False 1) You can become addicted to cigarettes, pipes or cigars because of the nicotine they have in them. 2) Nicotine can only affect your lungs. 3) If you smoke, your chances of getting cancer or a heart attack are higher. 4) You do not breathe in toxic chemicals when you are close to people who smoke around you. 5) Nicotine can be found in tobacco leaves. Developed by the National Center for Farmworker Health, Inc. - Buda, TX with funding from the Solutions for Out-of-School Youth (SOSY) Migrant Education Program consortium grant (2012)

Pre-Assessment Date: Name: Circle the correct answer. 1. Is smoking good for your health? Yes No 2. Tobacco leaves are used in cigarettes, but which of the following products are also made from tobacco leaves? a. cigars b. snuff c. chewing and pipe tobacco d. all of the above 3. If you do not smoke, how can you still get sick from cigarettes? through secondhand smoke by chewing gum 4. Nicotine is a type of drug found in tobacco leaves. True False 5. Can harvesting wet tobacco leaves make you sick? Yes No Total Correct: Developed by the National Center for Farmworker Health, Inc. Buda, TX with funding from the Strategies, Opportunities and Services to Out of-school Youth (SOSOSY) Migrant Education Program Consortium Grant (2013)

Post-Assessment Date: Name: Circle the correct answer. 1. Is smoking good for your health? Yes No 2. Tobacco leaves are used in cigarettes, but which of the following products are also made from tobacco leaves? a. cigars b. snuff c. chewing and pipe tobacco d. all of the above 3. If you do not smoke, how can you still get sick from cigarettes? through secondhand smoke by chewing gum 4. Nicotine is a type of drug found in tobacco leaves. True False 5. Can harvesting wet tobacco leaves make you sick? Yes No Total Correct: Describe a good plan to use to quit smoking. (not scored) Developed by the National Center for Farmworker Health, Inc. Buda, TX with funding from the Strategies, Opportunities and Services to Out of-school Youth (SOSOSY) Migrant Education Program Consortium Grant (2013)