Escape Room: The Dungeon of Addiction Health Curriculum
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This Health class dungeon escape room is a multiple-choice 10-question “Risk Factors for Addiction” survey. All facts on the survey are cited at the end of the Google Form!
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There is a dungeon, a castle, skeletons, locked doors; but there is also so much more! Addiction is the interaction between a drug and a person.
Some teens who use drugs will become addicted, and some won’t.
There are risk factors in a teen’s life and childhood - in their family genetics, their home life, their own drug use, their social life, their self-perception, and their school experiences, etc. that put them MORE AT RISK for drug addiction.
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>> Integrated Skills Based, Content Based / Knowledge Based. The best of both worlds.
>> Meets HS/MS National Health Education Standards.
>> Meets HS/MS Technical Subjects Health Common Core Standards.
>> Meets Washington State’s rigorous Health Education Standards.
- This escape room is a multiple-choice 10-question “Risk Factors for Addiction” survey.
- Great visuals! Dungeon, a castle, skeletons, locked doors graphics!
- All facts on the survey are cited at the end of the Google Form!
- Protective Factors" list
- There is a "Reflection" having students think about how many risk factors they have in their own lives, or the lives of friends or family members
- Have students look up some local help resources for addiction. Here are some organizations to research:
- AA – Alcoholics Anonymous
- NA – Narcotics Anonymous
- Counseling in your school
- Counseling in your town
HERE ARE THE 10 RISK FACTORS FROM THIS QUIZ:
1. Family genetics
2. Stress or problems in your life
3. Early use of drugs
4. Childhood trauma
5. Drinking before the age of 15
6. Low self-esteem
7. Smoking Cigarettes or using tobacco
8. Poor grades
9. Lacking family support
10. Friends who use
Here are Some "Protective Factors":
•Relieve stress in healthy ways
•Have positive self-talk
•Manage your anger
•Get counseling
•Care about your education
•Don't smoke cigarettes
•Get treatment for depression
•Don't drink alcohol until 21
•Choose friends who don't use
