Activity: Which Birth Control Method is Right for You? Over the decade, several new birth control methods have been released. When trying to prevent pregnancy, couples have many options. During this discussion, Overview students should start thinking about the options available to them and their priorities for choosing an option. After this lesson, students will be able to: Learning Objectives List available birth control methods. Prioritize characteristics of birth control methods. Articulate how to access birth control on center. Activity # 1: During the activity students will learn about available birth control methods. Available Birth Control Methods Materials Chalkboard/whiteboard/flipchart Getting Ready Print copies of worksheets. Have students list the birth control options. Write them on the classroom’s whiteboard/chalkboard or a flip chart. Add any methods that students didn’t mention. The list should include: Abstinence IUD Sterilization/vasectomy Implant Birth control pill Birth control patch Introduction and Shot (Depo-Provera) Pre-Activity Vaginal Ring Discussion Diaphragm Female condom Male condom Withdrawal/pulling out Emergency contraception/”Morning After Pill” Rhythm Spermicide Put a star next to each method that is available at the Health and Wellness Center.
Activity: Which Birth Control Method is Right for You? Overview Over the decade, several new birth control methods have been released. When trying to prevent pregnancy, couples have many options. During this discussion, students should start thinking about the options available to them and their priorities for choosing an option. Learning Objectives After this lesson, students will be able to: List available birth control methods. Prioritize characteristics of birth control methods. Articulate how to access birth control on center. Activity # 1: Available Birth Control Methods During the activity students will learn about available birth control methods. Materials Chalkboard/whiteboard/flipchart Getting Ready Print copies of worksheets. Introduction and Pre-Activity Discussion Have students list the birth control options. Write them on the classroom’s whiteboard/chalkboard or a flip chart. Add any methods that students didn’t mention. The list should include: Abstinence IUD Sterilization/vasectomy Implant Birth control pill Birth control patch Shot (Depo-Provera) Vaginal Ring Diaphragm Female condom Male condom Withdrawal/pulling out Emergency contraception/”Morning After Pill” Rhythm Spermicide Put a star next to each method that is available at the Health and Wellness Center.