In this animation Mr McFaq answers questions that sometimes seems silly for us adults. For a young adolescent these questions might be crucial for wellbeing. Take it seriously, show what Mr McFaq has to say! These are very short clips.
This lesson has a mind map exercise. After everyone has written down what they think sexuality is, you have facts that you can share with your learners or students. It also explains porn and how harmful it is.
This printable lesson plan contains 4 pages. The exercise is called "Traffic lights". With it you can ask learners or students to demonstrate where it is ok to be touched and where not. After demonstrations, you have support questions to trigger discussions.
Print out this lesson plan. Discuss the subject with your learners or students, show them the cartoon "Can I get a pic of you?" (next on this page). Then ask learners what kind of thoughts did it bring up... Go through the list on what to do if you face harassment online.
Use this printable cartoon to trigger thoughts and discussions about sexual harassment.
You can print out this poster to relieve taboo's about masturbation. You can use it as trigger for discussions.
You can print out this poster to inform learners or students about how to act when they are uncomfortable in a situation and how to say no to unwanted sexual approaches.
You can print out this poster to inform your learners or students about what to do if they experience or notice harassment online.
You can print out this poster to inform and/or discuss the power of a published photo and how it can cause harm. The message is not to revenge or lash out by publishing something you may later regret or that may harm the people around you.
You can show this video to teenagers about why it is important to use contraception…