This has been the best time I have ever had in the D.A.R.E. program. We have learned a lot. We have learned a lot in D.A.R.E. this year some of the stuff we have learned in D.A.R.E. is how to stay drug free and how drugs can affect you and your body.
When we have D.A.R.E. class. I am so happy to be in here when we have it because it is fun and you learn from D.A.R.E. Some cool things we did in D.A.R.E. is we got to meet Mr. Dip Lip. Mr Dip Lip showed us what chewing tobacco does to your lip.
I also like the D.U.I goggles they showed us how or what alcohol can do to you when you are intoxicated.The goggles showed us what you see when you are intoxicated such as, blurred vision. Some other effects of intoxicated is, slower responds time, making you do things you would most likely not do.
Another fun thing we did in D.A.R.E. is the jar of tar, This was fun to look at, because you got to see what an average smoker had done to their lungs in one year. Then there was Smoking Susie. Smoking Susie showed us what one cigarette would do to a persons lungs. We also played a game called family feud, This game helped us tell what all we learned in D.A.R.E. class this year.
Another thing in D.A.R.E. that we learned is that there are five types of Peer Pressure. The First one is Friendly Peer Pressure, This is like someone will ask you and will accept your answer. The second type of Peer Pressure is Indirect Peer Pressure, This is when someone ask you to meet someplace to do something. The third type of Peer Pressure is Heavy Peer Pressure. This is when you tell them NO and they will not take that for your answer. The fourth type of Peer Pressure is, Teasing Peer Pressure, this is when you tell someone you don’t want to and they make fun of you or will not accept you. The fifth type of Peer Pressure is, Positive Peer Pressure. This is when someone advised you this is not a good idea and they think you should leave the situation.
D.A.R.E. has given a lot of reasons not to do drugs because they can affect you in many ways, I really want to stay drug free. I pledge I will stay drug free for my entire lifetime








