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Always Changing® Growing Up AYS CHANGIN ® ALW AND G GROWING UP Fifth/Sixth Grade INSTRUCTOR’S Puberty Education Program GUIDE ER YEAR Contents OV 35 S ERTY EDU OF PUB CATION Teaching Materials.........................................1 Classroom Activities for Dear Educator: Teaching Puberty..........................................2 Thank you for choosing the Always Changing® and Growing Up Overview of Growth and Program as part of your puberty education curriculum. If you’re Development at Puberty............................3 teaching puberty education for the first time, the experience of health educators who have used Always Changing® and Growing Bridging the Confidence Gap..................4 Up may be useful. Female Stages of Here’s their advice: Development.................................................10 your school administration of your plans and review the Overview of the Female Inform Always Changing® and Growing Up Program with them, including Reproductive System..................................11 the student take-home materials. Explaining Menstruation...........................12 Inform parents of the date(s) you will be teaching the program. Choosing Feminine Follow your school’s policy for obtaining parents’ written permission. Protection Products....................................13 (A sample letter to parents is on page 25.) Toxic Shock Syndrome..............................16 Choose the classroom activities (pages 2–3) that will be most Period Tracker...............................................16 effective for your students. Make arrangements with your colleagues if all or part of the program will be taught to boys and girls separately. Male Stages of Development.................................................17 Gather teaching materials, arrange for a DVD player or computer for viewing from Always’ YouTube channel, make copies of the Overview of the Male tests and create a question box as appropriate for your lesson plan. Reproductive System.................................18 Plan how much time you will need for each activity or section. Puberty Experiences Be sure to leave time for discussion and questions. for Boys ..........................................................19 students in advance. Skin Care........................................................20 Inform We care deeply about the health of students and their families, and Perspiration and Body Odor....................21 we are grateful to you for inviting us into your classroom. Educator Hair Care and Oral Care...........................22 feedback is an essential part of our ongoing efforts to improve our programs. We welcome your questions or comments. Commonly Asked Questions..................23 Sincerely, Video Discussion Guide...........................26 Reproducible Pretests and Posttests................................................27 Sample Permission Mary Baldwin Morris Letter to Parents .........................................31 Always Changing® and Growing Up Program Procter & Gamble Other Resources.........................................32 Learning objectives This program is designed to be used either in co-ed or single-sex classes. Using the complete Always Changing® and Growing Up Program will help students identify: • The physical and emotional changes they experience during puberty and acknowledge these changes as a normal part of growth and development. • That personal hygiene is each individual’s responsibility. • The physiology of their bodies and the correct terminology for parts of the reproductive system. • The menstrual cycle, what to expect during a period and how to manage periods while continuing with normal activities. ® | Introduction Always Changing® and Growing Up FIFTH/SIXTH GRADE PUBERTY EDUCATION PROGRAM The Always Changing® and Growing Up Program has been a trusted curriculum source for puberty education among school nurses and health educators for over Educators and 30 years. It has been taught to millions of students nationwide. The look of the students can also find program has been updated, but the information and educational goal remain the more information same—to teach preteens about their changing bodies and the beginning stages at Always.com of puberty. This program is provided as a free educational service by P&G’s brands: Always®, Tampax®, Secret®, and Old Spice®. Program content is based on national research and consultation with school nurses, health educators, parents, fifth/sixth grade students and medical professionals. It is designed to provide fifth/sixth grade students with a broad overview of the beginning stages of puberty. Program materials include: Instructor’s Materials Female Student Materials Male Student Materials • Instructor’s Guide • Guidebook for girls about • Guidebook for boys about growing up growing up • Student DVD or YouTube videos with girls-only, boys-only • Parents’ conversation card • Parents’ conversation card and co-ed segments and coupons and coupons • Demonstration guide and • May contain Secret® sample • May contain Old Spice® sample products Always Changing® and Growing Up Videos girls boys co-ed only only Contains: Contains: Contains: • Hygiene • Hygiene • Hygiene • Female Growth • Male Growth • Female and & Development & Development Male Growth & Development Videos are available on Always’ channel. Teaching Materials | ® 1 Program organization The Always Changing® and Growing Up Program is designed to be adaptable to each instructor’s individual needs and preferences. It is appropriate for co-ed classes, but it can also be taught effectively to girls-only or boys-only classes. Some instructors choose to distribute the students’ guides as take-home materials at the end of the program; others use them as classroom texts throughout the program. Choose the format and specific activities you prefer to make your puberty lessons and reminders interesting, informative and effective for your students. PROGRAM ACTIVITY LEARNING OBJECTIVE MATERIALS LESSON TIME Pretest (girls and boys) Answers Instructor and students will assess the level of current knowledge the Reproduce masters 15 minutes to Girls: 1 T, 2 F, 3 T, 4 T, 5 F, 6 F, 7 F, 8 T, 9 B, 10 D students already have about the on pages 21 and 23 complete Boys: 1 T, 2 F, 3 T, 4 F, 5 T, 6 F, 7 F, 8 T, 9 E, 10 B subject of puberty. Students will develop a base of knowledge about the puberty experience. The Video Discussion Video Discussion Video and Video Discussion Guide Guide will help the instructor Guide on page 20 lead students through the topics raised in the video. Reproductive Systems • Scan the diagrams to project from Students will be able to identify and Reproduce 20 minutes for your computer. explain the major components of masters on pages instruction and the male and female reproductive 4–5 (female) and • Review diagrams, pronounce vocabulary discussion words and discuss physical changes systems. 11–12 (male) at puberty. Product Demonstration and Distribute Take-Home Kits • Show the students the products included in your teacher kit and use the Demonstration Students will be able to discuss Directions for the Always(R) pad (girls only). products they can use for hygiene Pages 7–9 5 minutes • Consider allowing girls to take their kits and feminine protection (girls only) to their lockers before they go to the next class. If your class is co-ed, you might let the boys leave before distributing the girls’ kits. Period Tracker (for girls) • Students complete and discuss a few “example months” to help understand the period tracker. • Using the calendar on page 10 of this 20 minutes Students will be able to explain the Instructor’s Guide, have each student Reproduce master to complete reasons for and process of keeping complete January, February and March on page 10 example and a menstrual calendar. on her calendar. discussion Ask and discuss: – How many days are there in each menstrual cycle? – When is the next period/menstrual cycle likely to begin? Question and Answer Time Answers to Students will receive answers • Before the lesson, place a “question box” commonly Instructor’s to many of their questions and in your classroom. Students can ask their asked questions discretion concerns. questions discreetly, and you can prepare on pages 17–19 answers in advance. 2 ® | Classroom Activities for Teaching Puberty Posttest (girls and boys) Answers Girls: 1 F, 2 T, 3 T, 4 F, 5 F, 6 T, 7 T, 8 T, 9 C, Instructor and students will 10 A understand how much knowledge Reproduce masters 15 minutes to the students have gained from on page 22 and 24 complete Boys: 1 T, 2 F, 3 F, 4 T, 5 F, 6 F, 7 D, 8 T, 9 T, the puberty lesson. 10 D Overview of growth and development at puberty Centuries of cultural and religious traditions have led us to treat puberty as everything from a reason for celebration to a cause for shame. Although it is a complex time of change—emotionally, physically, socially and intellectually— today, puberty is commonly seen as a positive transition. Helping students understand the physical and emotional changes taking place will contribute to their development of a positive and informed approach to adolescence. Puberty begins (usually between the ages of 8 and 13) when the pituitary gland sends a signal to the brain to begin producing a hormone. In girls, it’s estrogen produced by the ovaries; in boys, it’s testosterone produced in the testicles. This sets in motion physical and emotional changes that lead to sexual maturity. EMOTIONAL CHANGES AT PUBERTY The wide emotional swings that girls and boys experience in
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