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NNPS - Family Life Education Program - 2026-2027 Handbook Extract

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Lesson 2: Peer Pressure, Substance Abuse, and Reproduction Students will continue to explore the changes of puberty and explain human reproduction. • Identify specific strategies for dealing with peer pressure. • Understand the dangers of substance abuse. • Explain how reproduction occurs. • Understand the development of a baby at different stages. Middle School Grade 6 (seven 45-minute classes) Lesson 1: Introduction, Trusted Adults Students will demonstrate an increased understanding of who trusted adults are, how to approach trusted adults with questions about puberty and how to create healthy relationships with them. • Establishing classroom norms/rules • Defining trusted adults • Helping students establish healthy relationships with adults in their lives Lesson 2: Puberty Students will examine puberty-related changes in both male and female anatomy. • Age range for puberty in both male and female anatomy • Introduction to anatomical changes to the body; endocrine systems' role in the process • Proper hygiene during and after puberty • Showing respect to yourself and others during puberty Lesson 3: Female Anatomy/Pubertal Changes Students will demonstrate knowledge of specific female anatomical and emotional changes during puberty. • Menstruation and hygiene products • Labeling female anatomy and discussing its role in reproduction • Hormones and their effect on the body (emotionally and physically) Lesson 4: Male Anatomy/Pubertal Changes Students will demonstrate knowledge of specific male anatomical and emotional changes during puberty. • Discussion on erections and wet dreams • Labeling male anatomy and discussing its role in reproduction • Hormones and their effect on the body (emotionally and physically) Lesson 5: Abstinence, HIV/AIDS Students will examine the transmission and complications of HIV/AIDS. • Transmission methods of HIV/AIDS • HIV/AIDS and their effect on the body, mainly the immune system • Using abstinence as a preventative measure • Treating those with HIV/AIDS in a respectful manner Lesson 6: Sexting, Sexual Harassment, Sexual Abuse/Assault Students will identify safe and unsafe uses of technology and demonstrate strategies for responding to inappropriate messages or online behaviors • Positive aspects of social media and text messaging Updated: 4/20/26 89
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