These workbooks have been designed and proven to educate learners on a variety of subjects that enhance knowledge, creativity, individuality, and embed valuable Functional Skills. The resource can be used effectively in Tutorials, English, PSHE, etc.

This particular instalment focuses on Vaping – The Facts, The Risks and The Choices! Learners investigate the growing use of vaping, explore both the potential benefits and risks, analyse statistics, take part in discussions, and develop informed opinions based on evidence. Throughout the workbook, learners are encouraged to think critically, share viewpoints, and engage with real-world issues that affect young people today.

This resource includes:

Task 1 – Vaping: Pros and Cons
Learners read a newspaper-style article and identify the potential advantages and disadvantages of vaping. They consider different viewpoints and record their own findings.

Task 2 – Reading Comprehension Challenge
Using information from the article, learners answer a series of comprehension questions designed to develop reading, information retrieval, and critical thinking skills.

Task 3 – The Numbers Behind Vaping
Learners analyse real-life vaping statistics and complete a matching activity using numerical information relating to vaping habits, costs, and environmental impact.

Task 4 – Video Investigation
Learners watch a short video about disposable vapes and answer a range of questions to develop listening, comprehension, and research skills while exploring environmental concerns.

Task 5 – The Problem with Disposable Vapes
Learners complete a missing words activity using an article focused on the environmental impact of disposable vapes, reinforcing key vocabulary and understanding.

Task 6 – Digital Skills Poster
Learners use everything they have learned throughout the workbook to create an informative digital poster, developing creativity, ICT skills, and the ability to communicate important information effectively.

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