Nurturing good decision making skills is a key component of teaching medication safety. By engaging in activities that foster decision-making, children learn to weigh options and make responsible choices–an invaluable life skill that can keep them safe through adolescence and beyond. Equally important is insuring that medicines are stored securely and that children understand medication safety basics.
This week’s CAMP Challenge offers activities and resources that teach medication safety and encourage children to practice making good decisions. Click here to download a printable version of this week’s handout.
Need help storing or disposing of medications? COCA is offering FREE medication lock boxes and medication disposal bags. Click here to learn more.
We have compiled a list of sites that offer activities and advice for teaching your children about decision-making and medication safety at home
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The video below, intended for 5th grade students, illustrates decision-making in a variety of scenarios.
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