This step-by-step guide is made to help clients create a personalized plan to quit commercial tobacco, including both information for clients and a quit plan template.

Ever notice how sometimes what you do or the way you think is impacted by others? The decisions we make around our health are no different - they are also influenced by other people in our lives. This pamphlet provides information to partners on how their decisions and habits can influence each other. Before you start to change your smoking, it’s important to understand how smoking is influenced by routines and habits.

This pamphlet provides information on commercial tobacco use during pregnancy with emphasis on correcting some common misconceptions, and highlighting some myths versus facts.

This pamphlet provides information on nicotine replacement therapies (NRTs) and other medications that can help people quit smoking.

This pamphlet provides information on commercial tobacco use during pregnancy with emphases on correcting some common misconceptions.

This step-by-step guide is made to help clients create a personalized plan to quit commercial tobacco, including both information for clients and a quit plan template.

The brochure provides information on smokeless tobacco, including chew and snuff. It also includes information for parents and coaches of the young men who are most at risk of using smokeless tobacco and a fill-in-the-blank quit plan for those thinking of quitting

This brochure provides information on the health impacts of second and third-hand smoke. It also includes tips and strategies for reducing exposure to second and third hand smoke for individuals and families.

This pamphlet provides relationship patterns couples can fall into when it comes to smoking. It also includes a short quiz to help couples identify pattern that best fits their relationship.

This pamphlet provides information on electronic cigarettes, including what they are and how they can impact your health. Included on the back is a guide to help parents talk with the teens about e-cigarettes.

This simple, two-page document includes basic information about traditional and commercial tobacco, as well as second and third-hand smoke. Designed for use in the classroom with the Northern Tobacco Strategy’s unit and lesson plans, this anchor document provides a starting point for discussions about all kinds of tobacco use in northern Saskatchewan.

For health and human services professionals trained in Brief Intervention for Tobacco Cessation: Helping Pregnant and New Mothers, this quick reference guide summarizes the 5As of a brief internvention and each of the stages of change.

Designed by a teacher for use in northern Saskatchewan classrooms, this list of role play situations can be used in a variety of classroom activities to build refusal skills for commercial tobacco among students while meeting Saskatchewan education curriculum outcomes. Use the Role Play Situations List as part of Grade 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 unit and lesson plans about tobacco.

Designed for parents and other members of the school community, this infographic-style flyer shares information about commercial tobacco use among northern Saskatchewan youth and tobacco-related lessons and activities in the school. the flyer also includes information on actions that can be taken in the home to reduce commercial tobacco use and harm among young people.

The Let’s Get Out of Here! Refusal Skills Handout provides suggestions of multiple ways to say “No” to commercial tobacco in a youth-friendly format. Made available by the Partnership to Assist with Cessation of Tobacco (PACT) and the Pharmacy Association of Saskatchewan, this handout forms of the tobacco related lesson plans for Grades 4 through 9. Designed by a teacher for use in northern Saskatchewan, the Northern Tobacco Strategy’s unit and and lesson plans are classroom-ready and linked to Grade 4, 5, 6, 7 and 9 Health and Grade 8 Drama curriculum outcomes.

The Youth Fighting Back Against Tobacco PowerPoint presentation shares information on the many ways young people across Canada and around the world are taking action to reduce the harms of commercial tobacco in their communities. Use these slides, including speaker’s notes and discussion prompts, as part of curriculum-linked and classroom ready unit and lesson plans designed by a teacher and linked to Saskatchewan health curriculum outcomes for for Grade 4, 5, 6, 7 and 9.

The Marketing and Media Literacy PowerPoint presentation can be used with students and young people to teach about marketing and media strategies and ways to think critically about the messages they received. Focusing on tobacco, the information included in these slides is linked to Saskatchewan health curriculum outcomes for for Grade 4, 5, 6, 7 and 9. Use these slides, including speaker’s notes and discussion prompts, as part of curriculum-linked and classroom ready unit and lesson plans designed by a teacher for use in northern Saskatchewan classrooms.

This half day training is designed to help front line services providers who work with mothers gain the knowledge and skills they need to conduct brief intervention with the clients. Brief interventions are a quick, evidence based way to help increase the likelihood that a client will quit commercial tobacco.

Designed by a teacher for use in northern Saskatchewan classrooms, this worksheet guides students to calculate the cost of smoking an consider the impact that money could have on their life if used differently.

This worksheet forms part of the second lesson of the Northern Tobacco Strategy’s Grade 9 Health unit plan about tobacco, linked to curriculum outcome USC9.6.

Designed by a teacher for use in northern Saskatchewan classrooms, this worksheet helps students analyze peer norms and the different pressures faced by members of different social groups. By completing the What is Peer Pressure? worksheet students will respond directly to Grade 7 Health curriculum outcome USC7.6.

Designed by a teacher for use in northern Saskatchewan classrooms, this worksheet helps students deepen their understanding of provincial and federal tobacco legislation. In combination with the Tobacco Legislation Timeline, the Tobacco Laws: Three Truths and Lie Worksheet guides students through identifying, challenging and growing their understanding of past and present tobacco legislation.

Designed by a teacher for use in northern Saskatchewan classrooms, this worksheet helps students deepen their understanding of peer pressure. By completing the Peer Pressure and You worksheet students will respond directly to Grade 5 Health curriculum outcome USC5.6 (c), (d) and (e).

Designed by a teacher for use in northern Saskatchewan classrooms, this worksheet helps students deepen their understanding of peer pressure. By completing the Peer Pressure and You worksheet students will respond directly to Grade 5 Health curriculum outcome USC5.6, (a) and (b).

Designed by a teacher for use in northern Saskatchewan, this interview guide can be used by students to learn more about the experiences of those around them with traditional and commercial tobacco. Use as part of the Northern Tobacco Strategy’s curriculum-linked and classroom-ready unit and lesson plans about tobacco for Grade 4, 5, 6, 7 and 9.

Designed by a teacher for use in northern Saskatchewan classrooms, this worksheet helps students deepen learning about traditional and commercial tobacco. By completing the Medicine Wheel worksheet students will demonstrate their understanding of the health opportunities and challenges associated with tobacco, as outlined in Grade 4 Health curriculum outcomes. This worksheet forms part of the first lesson of the as part of the Northern Tobacco Strategy’s Grade 4 unit plan about tobacco.

Designed by a teacher for use in northern Saskatchewan classrooms, this worksheet guides students’ reflections on project developed and meet health curriculum action planning outcomes for multiple grade levels. Use the My Action Plan worksheet as part of Grade 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 unit and lesson plans about tobacco.

Designed by a teacher for use in northern Saskatchewan classrooms, this worksheet guides students through the development of a project plan that will meet health curriculum outcomes for multiple grade levels. Use the My Action Plan worksheet as part of Grade 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 unit and lesson plans about tobacco.