facts about puberty, during puberty • Define puberty • Christopher Winter reproduction and the body • Having babies – do you know anyone who has Project, Teaching SRE pregnancy changes from a had a baby…giving birth, fostering, adoption, with Confidence Yr 4 child into a family discussion. Lesson 2 young adult • Individually complete the ‘our bodies’ • Understand worksheet why the body changes during puberty • Identify some basic facts about pregnancy Know about the physical and • Recap on the human lifecycle and clarify the emotional science word for this time of change (puberty). changes that Remind the class that puberty can happen any To learn about the happen in • Christopher Winter time between age 8 and 16. 3 physical changes puberty Project, Teaching SRE • In pairs give out the body changes worksheet during puberty Know that each with Confidence Yr 4 • Puberty discussion, go round: ‘one good thing person Lesson 3 about getting older is…’ (this will be further experiences clarified in the next lesson). puberty differently • Recap on previous session about the life cycle. • wishes • Individual task: draw or write four wishes, hopes • hopes or dreams for the future. Divide a piece of paper • dreams • I can name into 4 columns with headings – a physical change, • future one way in which a practical achievement, a personality trait (the To share my wishes, • plan 4 I would like to kind of person they would like to be) and a hopes and dreams • ambition change in the change in lifestyle. Discuss and share examples • physical future before writing. • practical • personality Pairs work: share what you are looking forward to • lifestyle about growing up. • Play a single note on a musical instrument To embrace positive • I know that • variety repeatedly until the children show signs of • SEAL Changes, 5 change change can be • freshness boredom and restlessness. Show the children a Yellow booklet, p6, good • challenge sheet of paper with only one colour. Ask them to p11
facts about puberty, reproduction and pregnancy during puberty the body changes from a child into a young adult • Understand why the body changes during puberty • Identify some basic facts about pregnancy • Define puberty • Having babies – do you know anyone who has had a baby…giving birth, fostering, adoption, family discussion. • Individually complete the ‘our bodies’ worksheet • Christopher Winter Project, Teaching SRE with Confidence Yr 4 Lesson 2 3 To learn about the physical changes during puberty Know about the physical and emotional changes that happen in puberty Know that each person experiences puberty differently • Recap on the human lifecycle and clarify the science word for this time of change (puberty). Remind the class that puberty can happen any time between age 8 and 16. • In pairs give out the body changes worksheet • Puberty discussion, go round: ‘one good thing about getting older is…’ (this will be further clarified in the next lesson). • Christopher Winter Project, Teaching SRE with Confidence Yr 4 Lesson 3 4 To share my wishes, hopes and dreams • I can name one way in which I would like to change in the future • wishes • hopes • dreams • future • plan • ambition • physical • practical • personality • lifestyle • Recap on previous session about the life cycle. • Individual task: draw or write four wishes, hopes or dreams for the future. Divide a piece of paper into 4 columns with headings – a physical change, a practical achievement, a personality trait (the kind of person they would like to be) and a change in lifestyle. Discuss and share examples before writing. Pairs work: share what you are looking forward to about growing up. 5 To embrace positive change • I know that change can be good • variety • freshness • challenge • Play a single note on a musical instrument repeatedly until the children show signs of boredom and restlessness. Show the children a sheet of paper with only one colour. Ask them to • SEAL Changes, Yellow booklet, p6, p11