Puberty Sexual Education For Boys And Girls -1991- English.29l ((better)) May 2026

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How Pregnancy Occurs (The 1991 Explanation)

1. A boy produces sperm in the testicles. During ejaculation, millions of sperm travel through the penis.
2. A girl produces an ovum (egg) in the ovaries. Approximately once a month, one egg travels down the fallopian tube.
3. If sperm meets egg during intercourse (penis in vagina), fertilization may occur.
4. The fertilized egg implants in the uterus. Pregnancy begins.

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• Lesson 1: Anatomy basics with diagrams and vocabulary review (30–45 min).
• Lesson 2: Menstruation and hygiene demonstration (45 min).
• Lesson 3: Puberty and emotions — guided discussion and journaling (45 min).
• Lesson 4: HIV/STI basics and condom demonstration (45–60 min) — teacher-led, follow school policy.
• Each plan: objectives, materials, step-by-step activities, assessment prompts (short quiz or reflections).
• Example assessment: 10-question multiple-choice covering cycle length, consent definition, hygiene steps.

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• “Will everyone know I have my period?”
• “Can I still swim in gym class?”
• “What if I bleed through my light-colored Acid-wash jeans?”

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