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1. What drug has been around for thousands of years and was used so much that people even made a statue honoring it? 2. In what country did the Opium Wars take place? Find that country on the map and circle it. 3. Name one company that made products with drugs. It is still in business today. (Hint: it sells soft drinks.) Activity 1 DEA Museum Activity Sheet INTRODUCTION To be a Junior Special Agent, you must go through training at the DEA Academy. You also need to know about drugs and their history. Finish the activities on these pages and you will receive your DEA Junior Special Agent Certificate. Look carefully through the Illegal Drugs in America exhibit to answer the following questions: Bonus Question (you may need an adult to help you). Find another company that made products with drugs and is still in business today. (Hint: it sells aspirin.)

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West Coast News Stand and Recovery Rocks Café Brings You; A 4-page Museum Activity sheet is for use by elementary students ages 8-12, or in 3rd-6th grades. It is to be used during a class visit to the Illegal Drugs in America exhibit. For a longer activity guide, you can download the Junior Special Agent booklet. Visit the "The Recovery Rocks Café" @ www.recoverycanada.com

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1. What drug has been around for thousands of years and was used so much that people even made a statue honoring it?

2. In what country did the Opium Wars take place?

Find that country on the map and circle it.

3. Name one company that made products with drugs. It is still in business today. (Hint: it sells soft drinks.)

Activity 1

DEA Museum Activity SheetINTRODUCTION

To be a Junior Special Agent, you must go through training at the DEA Academy. You also need to know about drugs and their history. Finish the activities on these pages and you will receive your DEA Junior Special Agent Certificate.

Look carefully through the Illegal Drugs in America

exhibit to answer the following questions:

Bonus Question (you may need an adult to help you). Find another company that made products with drugs and is still in business today. (Hint: it sells aspirin.)

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EA IntelligenceSearch the museum and find the objects listed below.

Cross off the objects as you find them in the museum.

SurfboardHand grenadeWine bo�leDEA badgeOpium pipeGreen shoesMcDonald's spoonMusic CDDiamond-handled gunTeddy bearNecklace7-UP bo�le pipeAirplane

Activity 2

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DEA Case Files:

The French Connection

You are assigned to the foreign office in Paris, France. You have been watching a house because you believe it is the location of a heroin lab. You set up a wiretap to listen to their phone conversations. You intercept a coded le�er. You must decode the le�er to discover how and where the heroin is being smuggled. To decode the message, write down every 4th word.

Dear Sirs:

The items I saw yesterday will be

perfect! I'll leave my card in

Marseilles and come back in the

afternoon. The Ambassador's Hotel

rocks! My suitcase has many

stickers.

Meet the next taxi at 5:00 since

the airport shuttle van needs new

tires. Hope New York is cool! In

August I'll visit my third vacation

spot.

John

Activity 3

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NUISFFUCDNAHQLL

OJUYRDLWNKBEGLS

ISENOISREVIDTNL

TLSADTGSEGDABQF

AAYRCOURTROOMOA

GIYROTAROBALRTI

ITSEGOTWTFWEMSW

TNMSEZESSRNYAOX

SEJTKAAVISFEJDB

EDGLPDXFITCIITD

VEBOLFECGDNFNJZ

NRNYNJSXFOEEECC

ICDMHVMLSKGNIVI

RTMZRKHLQANICCU

SCLNOITAREPOQES

WORD SEARCH - IN AND AROUND DEAAGENTDIVERSION

FORENSICS CREDENTIALSBADGE

OPERATIONLABORATORYINVESTIGATION

SCIENTISTCOURTROOMEVIDENCE

HANDCUFFSWEAPONARREST

WORD SCRAMBLEUPMOIRNUIJMAAHPNMEIROOENIHREOACNCIKACCRSTYSACE

COCAINECRACKECSTASYOPIUMHEROINMARIJUANAMORPHINE

Word List

Activity 4

Drug Enforcement Administration Museum and Visitors Center, 700 Army Navy Drive, Arlington, VA, 22202, 202-307-3463, www.deamuseum.org