Instructional materials for teaching about and preventing use of smokeless tobacco are briefly described, including primary prevention sources, secondary prevention sources, films and videotapes, slides and slide-tape sets, and printed materials. (CB)

This list of resources provides an annotated bibliography of books for a personal library and for children, films, pamphlets, and addresses of organizations and sources of additional information. (FG)

Health educators can use children's literature to help develop an awareness of personal and public health. Evaluation techniques are suggested for selecting both fictional and informational books. A bibliography dealing with nutrition and environmental issues is included. (DF)

Pamphlets, posters, films, videotapes, slide/tape programs, models, teaching guides and packets, booklets, and other resources for smokeless tobacco education are listed. Many of the resources are from nonprofit agencies and are free or minimal cost. (CB)

A list of journals for professional health educators emphasizes materials which contain information on the theory and process of health education. (JN)