Wise Owl's Drug Safety Kit - Part Three: What Is Medicine?
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Browse Full-length Non-member TitlesExplains that medicine and vitamins can be helpful when correctly administered by a trusted adult. Several live-action scenarios clearly illustrate the dangers of using medicines incorrectly. Identifies who is allowed to give them medicines, when medicines should be taken incorrectly, and how to take them safely. Also, encourages students to ask an adult for permission before touching or tasting any substance, even one that looks like food.
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Runtime: 9 minutes, 54 seconds
- Topic: Counseling and Self-Help, Health and Safety
- Subtopic: Drug Abuse, Health Care
- Grade/Interest Level: K - 3
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- Release Year: 2011
- Producer/Distributor: Human Relations Media
- Series: Wise Owl's Drug Safety Kit
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Wise Owl's Drug Safety Kit - Part One: Is That Good For Me?
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Wise Owl's Drug Safety Kit - Part Three: What Is Medicine?
The part I like the most about this video is showing how medicines can look like food or drinks and to always ask permission from a trusted adult. The video is well done and explains everything little ones need to know to be cautious around medicine. It also opens the door for future conversations on this topic.
Excellent video that covers medicine safety.
Great for the younger ages. Discussed not to take medicine without an adult present.
Awesome and very friendly way to explain to children about medicines!
Such an awesome help in the classroom
I am so grateful to DCMP for the quality content of this video. As I searched for online materials to supplement my drug awareness lessons for K-2, this video is the only one I found about medicine that I felt was appropriate for the younger students. Worth the time spent completing the required media responses.