Plenary and endpoint assessment
Look at your copy of ‘What is a unit and how much is too much’? Using the information, work out which drinks would...
Measuring units of alcohol
In your groups, look at the range of drinking glasses. Each contains a different amount of water. Add the same amount of food dye to...
The effect of alcohol
Alcohol can be measured in units and different drinks contain different amounts of alcohol. Different amounts of alcohol affect different people in different ways. With...
Low risk drinking
The NHS advises: Men and women should not to drink more than 14 units a week on a regular basis Spread your drinking over 3 or...
How old do you have to be to drink legally? continued
UK laws and advice on alcohol. Some key points are: It is illegal to buy or try to buy alcohol if you are under 18. It is...
Learning outcomes
We will be able to: Understand the effect that alcohol can have on the body. Understand “units of alcohol”.
The risks of drinking too much
Let’s watch a video about the risks of drinking too much…
Baseline assessment continued
Alcohol is a legal drug Alcohol is a clear liquid (ethanol) which is found in different amounts in alcoholic drinks such as beer, wine and...
Baseline assessment
Discuss with your partner: What is alcohol? What effect does it have on your body?
