Chemical Match Game Purpose: To illustrate to youth the harmful chemicals one consumes if they use tobacco products and where else those chemicals can be found. What you need: Enough copies of the worksheet below to pass out to everyone in the group. A prize for the winner. Time used: 15 minutes Instructions: Pass out the sheets to participant(s) and tell them to keep the sheet face down on the tables. Once everyone has one, then they can turn them over. The first person done with the most correct answers wins a prize.
What’s in Cigarette Smoke? Match the ingredient with where else (other than tobacco products) it is found. Formaldehyde
Mercury
Nicotine
Stearic Acid
Ammonia
Acetaldehyde
Acetone
Aluminum
Arsenic
Carbon Monoxide
Lead
Picolines
Skatole
DDT
Copper
Nail Polish Remover
Thermometer/Batteries
Pennies
Feces (poop)
Drink Cans
Rat Poison
Tail Pipe of Car
Pencils
Pesticide
Perfume
Insecticide
Toilet Cleaner
Candle Wax
Horse Urine
Preserving Dead Organs
What’s in Cigarette Smoke? KEY Match the ingredient with where else (other than tobacco products) it is found.
Answer Key Formaldehyde
Mercury
Nicotine
Stearic Acid
Ammonia
Acetaldehyde
Acetone
Aluminum
Arsenic
Carbon Monoxide
Lead
Picolines
Skatole
DDT
Copper
Preserving Dead Organs
Thermometer/Batteries
Pesticide
Candle Wax
Toilet Cleaner
Perfume
Nail Polish Remover
Drink Cans
Rat poison
Tail Pipe of Car
Pencils
Horse Urine
Feces (poop)
Insecticides
Pennies