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Category Educators Teaching Puberty
Puberty: Not So Wonderful?
Puberty: Not So Wonderful? Ask an adult what they remember about puberty, and they will probably get a funny look on their face. Next, they are likely to tell you a funny story about something embarrassing that happened to…
Puberty Curriculum Free
Puberty Curriculum Free Is free really free? Sure, we all like to get a deal. Nothing makes us happier than finding something we really want or need at a lower price than we thought we’d have to pay. Sometimes, the…
Puberty Activities for Lessons
No one likes to be told to teach a class without being given the tools to do a good job…especially when the topic is puberty education! That explains why so many teachers search for puberty activities they can use in…
Menstrual Hygiene Day
Whether you are a parent, caregiver, or educator, you can highlight the importance of menstrual health and hygiene by talking about it.
Media Literacy
Adolescents rely on media as a major source of information, but are they media literate?
Masturbation Month
May is National Masturbation Month.
Parents As Partners in Puberty Education
Puberty: The Wonder Years is very committed to supporting teachers and parents in forging a partnership that benefits children and youth.
Sex Education in Elementary Schools: Mixed Gender or Gender-Segregated?
I am often asked… Mixed Gender or Gender-Segregated classes? Many educators wonder if boys and girls should be separated for sex education, especially in the elementary grades. Pros and cons exist for either approach to sex education in the elementary…
How Can We Know If Sex Education Works?
How can we know if sex education works? As in any academic subject, sex education is most effective when it is taught in a sequential, age-appropriate manner, beginning when students are young and continuing through the twelfth grade. Lessons will…