This curriculum module, one of seven developed by the "Infusion Project," offers information and lessons on drug use prevention for integration into an existing seventh-grade exceptional education middle school curriculum for social skills, mathematics, science and language arts. The module, based on a type of interactive learning called infusion learning, contains 55 lessons each providing objectives, a list of resource materials, suggested student activities, suggestions for additional classroom or out-of-class activities and teacher tips. Many lessons come with one or more work sheets for reproduction. Sample social skills lessons cover: community resources, local news and government, coping with conflict, feelings, careers, assertiveness, problem solving, self esteem, nutrition and advertising, learning strategies and law awareness. The mathematics lessons cover such skills as: using a calculator, reasoning, calculating effects of driving under the influence, graphing, problem solving, and budgeting money. Typical science lessons examine: plants, biology/health, body systems, cardio pulmonary resuscitation, drug use, alcohol abuse, The language arts lessons cover: reading, spelling, assertiveness training, recognizing inference and implied meaning, functional living skills, communication (3), capitalization and punctuation, newspaper use, Acquired Immune Deficiency awareness, and letter writing. Also included is "Just the Facts," a set of information units for teachers on alcohol, amphetamines, barbiturates, children of alcoholics, cocaine, designer drugs, driving under the influence, eating disorders, inhalants, lysergic acid diethylamide, marijuana, nutrition, opiates, phencyclidine (PCP), steroids and tobacco. There is a teacher's booklet which introduces the program. (JB)