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This activity is for students to sort cards by vocabulary word, definition and a visual representation of the term. It is an excellent tool to pre-test a student's knowledge, can be used for formative assessment or for a review. It can be done individually or collaboratively in a group. If printed and laminated this activity can be used over and over again. A simple, yet effective way to engage students in what can potentially feel like awkward vocabulary.

Those of us that teach health have seen the Consent FRIES graphics but how do you effectively teach this concept in class? This is a printable that you can give students with an explanation and an example. Included in this are 4 different ways to use the sheet in class.

Here is a FUN activity to supplement your STI lesson! Everything to prepare for this activity is included. There are complete instructions of how to set up and play BINGO with your students. Once it is prepped, you can use this activity over and over, year after year! Included are slides you can use to accompany this activity.

Teaching kids about puberty is FUN! And potentially awkward:) This bundle includes three easy to use lessons that include guided notes with each slide. They are great for a student's first introduction to learning about puberty. In addition there is are slides that can be printed and used as a Gallery Walk instead of a lesson. You get to choose how you present!

This is a fun, interactive way to introduce to or follow up with students about Healthy vs Unhealthy Relationships. This activity if printed and laminated can be used over and over for years to come. There are teaching slides, activity cards and detailed notes describing how to facilitate this lesson.

Maybe you're a little uncomfortable talking about the physical changes girls go through during puberty? I've GOT YOU! Here is a little mini lesson that includes a link to a free video and a Gallery Walk for your students. A Gallery Walk is a win-win...your students have the opportunity for discourse AND you don't have to present them with all of the information. It's a great introduction to the changes that will occur during puberty. Bonus? You can answer their questions in small groups which ca

This activity is a great supplement to add to a consent lesson. It uses sign language, gives students real life examples and encourages them to think about what exactly their boundaries are. To follow up, there are slides included to implement "I" Statements to express these boundaries. As always, each slide comes with clear, detailed instructions.

This ice breaker is a great way to get students actually talking to each other. The activity includes two different options for implementing, tips and options for different ways to use the activity. This can be used in ANY classroom, regardless of age or subject.

Maybe you're a little uncomfortable talking about the physical changes boys go through during puberty? I've GOT YOU! Here is a little mini lesson that includes a link to a free video and a Gallery Walk for your students. A Gallery Walk is a win-win...your students have the opportunity for discourse AND you don't have to present them with all of the information. It's a great introduction to the changes that will occur during puberty. Bonus? You can answer their questions in small groups which can

It is incredibly important for students to have safe adults in their lives. This worksheet helps students to brainstorm exactly WHO those safe adults are. The checklist sheet is a great tool to teach students what the differences between safe and unsafe adults are.

Ah, how do you even BEGIN to talk about the reproductive system? Download this lesson that simplifies what you are teaching to students. This is appropriate for late elementary/early middle school students (heck, ALL ages could use a refresher!). This lesson includes a worksheet with answers to go along with the teaching slides. Talking points are included on every slide so you will be comfortable and prepared going in to teach this lesson. Stay tuned for a similar lesson on the female reproduct

Use this Vision Board activity to get your students to create some short and long term goals for themselves. This activity includes directions for how to use the activity and sample slides for use in teaching the students, slides for short term goals, school goals and long term goals (high school, beyond high school and career).

This lesson is an introduction to puberty and how the brain impacts us socially and emotionally. It includes an activity and talking points on each slide.

Here is a FUN activity to supplement your STI lesson! Everything to prepare for this activity is included. There are complete instructions of how to set up and play BINGO with your students. Once it is prepped, you can use this activity over and over, year after year! Please also look for the FREE slides you can use to accompany this activity.

In this you will find TWO different review games to play with your students. Included are review questions of the physical changes of puberty, the male reproductive system, consent, harassment and reporting. Slides come with detailed instructions - no guessing how to play!

Talk about a stress free lesson! This activity is planned for you. Print up some or all of the 10 Stress Management Station slides, collect your supplies, set it up and your class will take care of itself. Included on each slide are tips for setting up the stations and a list of supplies needed.

Puberty is an awkward time and confidence levels can tank during these years. To get kids talking to each other, to talk about themselves and to reflect can all increase self esteem. This activity has so many applications and can be used for several grade levels AND staff meetings/development.

Kids (AND adults!) need to know HOW to bounce back. This free PDF is for you to share with your students and anyone else in your life that needs some actual TOOLS for resiliency. It isn't always easy but with consistency we can do it.

This is an optional presentation that makes it easier to administer the STI BINGO activity. There are complete instructions included as well as slides to show which BINGO game you are playing for each round. There is also an "answer key" for you to keep track of what symptom you have called out.

Basic tips for anyone wanting to (or being told they have to) teach sex education. It seems scary, but with these tips you will feel like a pro!