"Fatal Vision Goggles" simulate the effect of alcohol on a person's vision and perception. To illustrate the effects of alcohol, have participants perform activities such as walking in a straight line, giving a high five, throwing a crumpled paper into a trash can and playing catch under normal circumstances, then have them do those activities again while wearing the goggles. This demonstrates the dangers of impaired driving.
Come up with a set of questions and answers regarding alcohol that are split up into categories. Examples of categories include statistics, biology and history. Ask the questions one by one, rewarding participants who get a question correct with a piece of candy or other small token.
A good activity for generating discussion about participants' attitudes toward alcohol is word association. Begin by writing the word "BEER" on a blackboard or white board, and have participants write down the first few words that come into their minds. Then call on volunteers to share what they wrote, and write them on the blackboard around the word "BEER." Initiate a discussion about whether the words are overwhelmingly positive, negative or neutral.