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Activity sheet 1 Tobacco Topics Topic Your childhood, place of birth and family. What is your favourite movie and why? Do you take care of the environment in your everyday life? Do you have any “bad habits” and how did they start? Do you, a relative or a friend who is a smoker? Why do they smoke? What you would grow if you had a garden? What do you grow in your garden if you have one? Why? Who was your role model when you were younger? Why? What is your dream job? Why? Possible references to tobacco Child labour in production of tobacco; Tobacco companies working on specific strategies for attracting clients based on social status, family status, race, education, etc. Movies are a tool for promoting smoking, used intensively in the past but still used nowadays. Deforestation for tobacco production. Pesticides used for tobacco production; Pollution from processing, transporting and using tobacco; non-degradable filters. Tobacco is one of the most cultivated plants, which is not used for food. Globally, we grow more tobacco than mushrooms, cherries, and apricots. Many “celebrities” participate in the direct or indirect advertisement of smoking. Rights of the tobacco workers around the world. • Activity 2 Moving Debate This activity explores our opinions around smoking and tobacco farming Objectives To explore the groups views on smoking and tobacco farming. To introduce some of the issues related to tobacco and its production Materials ‘I agree’ and ‘I disagree’ signs printed List of statements (see below) Enough space for people to comfortably stand in a line 25