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In fifth grade we had many adventures, but one of my favorites are D.A.R.E. I thought that D.A.R.E. would only be about drugs and alcohol so, I was surprised when it was more about making good decisions and choices, bullying, and using the D.A.R.E Decision Making Model. I D.A.R.E. you to listen to what I have to say about D.A.R.E.

D.A.R.E stands for Drug Abuse Resistance Education. Even though we learned about drugs, we also learned about avoiding peer pressure and how to react when we get caught in bad situations. I feel that D.A.R.E. is important for developing tweens minds and giving them guidance and knowledge that they will use throughout their lives. Sometimes tweens can go off course and make bad decisions, but D.A.R.E. helps us stay
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