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Medication Safety Patrol: Candy or Medicine?

Join the Medication Safety Patrol to learn the difference between candy and medicine. Engage in a fun activity identifying photos and discussing key safety practices. Remember to always keep medicines secure and seek a trusted adult's help.

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Medication Safety Patrol: Candy or Medicine?

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  1. Medication Safety Patrol:Is it candy or medicine? Let’s find out!

  2. Directions • There are two photos on each slide: one photo is candy, one photo is medicine. • When the facilitator points to one of the photos, decide as an individual or as a team whether that photo is medicine or candy. • Raise your Candy or Medicine card to indicate your answer.

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  12. Discussion Questions • What traits were similar amongst the medicine and candy matches? What traits were different amongst the medicine and candy matches? • Why do you think it is important to keep medicine in their original bottle or container?

  13. Thank you for playing! Please remember: • Only take medicine from a trusted adult. • Always keep candy and medicine in their original container. • Never share your medicine with others. • Ask a trusted adult to keep medicines in a safe place in their home.

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