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Planned Parenthood has developed a series of videos that educators can use to help students learn. Check out our sex education digital tools here.
Sex - BBC Teach. KS2 PSHE: Operation Ouch! How are babies made? Sex. BBC Teach > Primary Resources > PSHE KS2 > Operation Ouch! How are babies made? Video Transcript. Video summary. This...
In the six short videos in this collection children are introduced to a wide range of family structures, each demonstrating the same love and care for each other. Operation Ouch! How are babies...
Each video breaks down aspects of sex ed that might not be taught in schools, like sexual orientation, how to be an ally, or what virginity actually is.
Video summary. These notes outline the contents of the full Operation Ouch programme, ‘How are babies made?’. Please note that this film contains sexual references and you should watch it to...
In This Section. Planned Parenthood is the single largest provider of sex education in the United States, reaching 1.2 million people with education and outreach each year. Planned Parenthood sex educators teach across the lifespan — including students in elementary, middle, and high school as well as young adults, parents, and older adults.
Check in with them regularly about what’s going on with them and their peers at school. Ask them how they feel about their friendships, and help guide them through any troubles they’re having. Once they’re older, ask them about crushes or dating or relationships. Ask them how they think they’ll know when they’re ready to have sex ...
