The facts about tobacco are presented to young children through creative special-effects graphics, interesting text treatments, and fun learning activities.

Tobacco is one of the most addictive drugs to reach teenagers of today. They may begin smoking as a way to fit in or just out or curiosity, not knowing the repercussions of what nicotine could do to their body. It is our obligation as educators, professionals, parents, people of authority and adults to provide young people with the information that they need in order to make educated decisions on tobacco use.

You can help prevent teens from ever trying one of the most addictive drugs, tobacco. Saying-No mini-mags equips children with the information they need in order to stay tobacco free. These brightly colored magazines are a perfect fit for their pocket and their lifestyle. They present information on topics that effect teens everyday, equipping them with all the facts and ways to refuse drugs such as tobacco without loosing their friends. Education today could prevent bad decisions in the future.