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Cook,
P., Kellie, R., Jones, K. & Goossen,
L. (2000). Tough Kids and Substance
Abuse: a drug awareness program for children
and adolescents with ARND, FAS, FAE and
cognitive disabilities. Addictions
Foundation of Manitoba. Paper. 292 pages.
“…This new drug awareness program targeted
to “tough kids” provides educators and
other youth community professionals with
practical strategies related to educating
this group about alcohol, inhalant and
other drug issues.”
Item Number B-103 $29.00 |
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Teaching for the Prevention of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder, Grades 1-12: A Resource for Teachers of Health and Life Skills and CALM. (2002). Alberta Learning. 3 Hole Punched/Shrunkwrap &/or Stapled. 212 pages. “The goal of this resource is to raise awareness of the effects and characteristics of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) through learning activities that teachers can incorporate into the health and life skills, and Career and Life Management programs. It provides strategies, activities and student information sheets focusing on the prevention of alcohol use and abuse during pregnancy. A handout for community resource people offers tips for working with students and outlines the specific goals and learning outcomes for the health program.”
Sorry, distributor copyright restricts this resource to Canadian sales only.
Item Number: B-142 $18.00
Available on-line: http://www.education.gov.ab.ca/k_12/curriculum/bySubject/healthpls.fas.pdf
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Video. "…
and down will come baby." (1996).
Scott Newman Center. 17 minutes. "This
video provides teenage role models with
whom students can relate. Video shows
alcohol and drug exposure have far reaching
effects that may extend throughout the
child’s life span, affecting physical,
emotional, social, and educational development.
In addition, medical experts offer information,
and mothers of alcohol and drug-exposed
babies share their personal experiences." For
organizational use.
Item Number: V-300 $115.00** |
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Video: The Final Score: Winning Against FAS. (2001). RurAl Cap. 14 minutes. This video “centers around a teenage girl who does not know she is pregnant and has to make a decision about whether or not to drink alcohol.” Of special note is its inclusion of peer pressure and the positive influence that her boyfriend has when she is making her decision.
Item Number: V-317 $36.00** |
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For a limited time, due to numerous factors, we may be able to offer some of these Realityworks resources at a discount. Please call us for further information.
FAS
Manikin
“Show teens how
drinking alcohol during pregnancy can
have lasting physical and mental effects
on an infant.
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS) is THE leading
cause of preventable mental disabilities.
This manikin was designed with the help
of a nurse/consultant who specializes
in FAS education. The extremely detailed,
lifelike sculpture was based on photos
of real FAS infants. It represents a small-for-gestational-age
full-term infant with facial deformities
typical of severe cases of FAS.”
With each FAS Manikin you receive: Cloth
Diaper, Receiving Blanket, National
Organization on Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
(NOFAS) Video, Instructor Handbook
Sorry... Distributor agreement is for
Canadian Sales only
| Light-Skinned
Female |
Item
Number: R-714 |
$260.00** |
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Baby
Think It Over and Baby Think
It Over Logo are registered trademarks in
Australia, Canada, Japan, United Kingdom,
and the United States only.
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Drug-Affected
Demonstrator
"Drug Affected Demonstrator is an effective
in-class demonstration tool that shows
how drug use during pregnancy can affect
the infant. Small for its gestational
age, the Drug Affected Demonstrator is
approximately 18.5 inches long and weighs
3.5 pounds. It has many features that
mimic those of a real drug affected infant...including
a high-pitched warbled cry recorded from
an actual drug affected infant, tremors
that cause the Demonstrator to tremble
as if from drug withdrawal, and a detailed
lifelike appearance resembling a drug
affected infant with a painful facial
expression and tiny limbs...Demonstrator
is an anatomically correct female." This
newly designed Demonstrator replaces the
Drug Affected Baby.
With each Demonstrator you receive: Cloth
Diaper, Receiving Blanket, Instructor
Handbook, Four AA Batteries.
Sorry... Distributor agreement is for
Canadian Sales only
| Light-Skinned
Female |
Item
Number: R-715 |
$355.00** |
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Baby
Think It Over and Baby Think
It Over Logo are registered trademarks in
Australia, Canada, Japan, United Kingdom,
and the United States only.
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Infant Manikin
The Infant Manikin is an extremely detailed,
lifelike sculpture, based on photos of
real infants. Each Manikin is 21 inches
long and is an anatomically correct female.
The Infant Manikin is larger and weighs
more than the Drug Affected Demonstrator
and the FAS Manikin so it can provide
a visual contrast to babies who have been
prenatally exposed to drugs or alcohol.
It has the realistic head support feature,
requiring users to support the Manikin’s
head when handling. With each Infant Manikin
you receive: Cloth diaper, Infant t-shirt,
Program materials. Sorry...
Distributor agreement is for Canadian
sales only.
Aboriginal
Female Infant Manikin Item Number: R-716 $160.00**
Caucasian Female
Infant Manikin Item Number: R-717 $160.00** |
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Baby
Think It Over and Baby Think
It Over Logo are registered trademarks in
Australia, Canada, Japan, United Kingdom,
and the United States only.
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 The GambleTM Learning Program is a seven-day curriculum that explores the effects of drug and alcohol use during pregnancy on an unborn infant. Lessons are prepared for you and curriculum pages are easy to follow. (It)
includes a variety of classroom activities. The FAS Baby Shower helps personalize Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS). Gift bags and colorful gift cutouts add to the baby shower experience. Gift certificates have a FAS symptom printed on the back; students read the cards aloud and share how the symptom would affect an infant’s life. The team competition is a fast-paced, fun review in preparation for the final test. Teams take turns using a spinner on a bottle to determine which type of questions to answer. Worksheets include a crossword puzzle, quizzes, discussion sheets and photos comparing healthy infants and…infants (with FAS).
LIMITED QUANTITIES AVAILABLE – Special Pricing
Item Number: R-728 $190.00 *** |
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**B.C.
Sales must include Provincial Sales Tax
on any starred **
item.
All prices quoted
in Canadian funds. International orders
may wish to use a currency converter like
the Universal
Currency Converter so you will know
approximately what your order will cost
in your country's currency. |
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FREE!!!! (as of October 2004) Better Safe than Sorry – Preventing a Tragedy. Although the Bookshelf does not distribute this item, we wanted to let you know about it. A curriculum kit developed by Dr. Kathy Sulik of the University of North Carolina Bowles Center for Alcohol Studies which includes: “Hard copies of implementation directions and background materials; a CD-ROM with a Power Point presentation introducing FAS, as well as an introductory video; … colourful transparencies to provide teachers with additional background information on FAS.” To order, contact: J. Lazarow, M.Ed., Science Education Coordinator, Office of Collaborative Research, National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, 6000 Executive Boulevard, Suite 302, Bethesda, MD 20892-7003. Phone: (301) 435-8043 Fax: (301) 480-2358 |
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