Intended to make the First Amendment relevant to young people by addressing issues that speak directly to their lives, this guide assists teachers in using "Talk about Freedom," a series of eight educational print advertisements (ads) for teenagers, in the classroom. The eight print ads presented in the guide address: (1) censorship of school newspapers; (2) what students wear as a form of expression; (3) school prayer; (4) what books students should be allowed to read; (5) racist, sexist, or hate-filled speech; (6) incendiary song lyrics; (7) parental warning labels for music albums; and (8) flag burning. The guide presents copies of each ad, suitable for student handouts or classroom display; ready-to-use exercises; discussion guides; and suggestions for interdisciplinary activities. The guide also includes a description of the First Amendment and key U.S. Supreme Court rulings related to the rights of students in public schools. A list of nine organizations that regularly address First Amendment issues and a description of other activities are attached. (RS)