School Counselor
Red Ribbon Week Activity Chart for Elementary Schools 

 I use this chart at my school each year to promote Red Ribbon Week and drug free activities. I go on the announcements each morning to promote the Red Ribbon Week Activities. 

Red Ribbon Week

Celebrations

Each Day will Hold a Different Theme to Honor Red Ribbon Week!

Monday October 28th Be a Great “Roll” Model and Stay Drug-Free! Wear your clothes backwards to show that you are turning your back on drugs!     Students will be given a Tootsie Roll during homeroom!

Tuesday October 29th My Future’s so Bright, I have to Wear Shades! Wear your sunglasses to show how bright your future is without drugs!   Students will be be given a Red Ribbon Week Rubber Bracelet!

Wednesday October 30th Smart Kids Don’t Do Drugs! Wear Camouflage to show you are too smart to take drugs!   Students will be given a Red Ribbon Week Sticker in homeroom!

Thursday October 31st Don’t Let Drugs Twist Your Mind! Wear Crazy Socks today to show that drugs are never the answer!   Students will be given a Red Ribbon in homeroom!

Friday November 1st The Sweetest Things in Life are Drug-Free!   Wear TES Spirit wear to show life is better drug-free!    

Students will be given red licorice during homeroom!

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