Puberty Sexual Education For Boys And Girls -1991- English.46 May 2026

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• List included: Gonorrhea, Syphilis, Chlamydia, Genital Herpes, HIV/AIDS.
• Images: Graphic photos of sores (often terrifying to children).
• Message: “Some STDs have no cure. Prevention is your only protection.”

9. Ejaculation, wet dreams, and genital secretions

1. What is puberty?
2. Typical age ranges and timing
3. Hormones: the drivers of puberty
4. Physical changes in girls
5. Physical changes in boys
6. Shared physical changes for all teens
7. Reproductive anatomy and functions
8. Menstruation: what to expect and how to manage it
9. Ejaculation, wet dreams, and genital secretions
10. Personal hygiene and care
11. Emotional and psychological changes
12. Body image and self-esteem
13. Social and interpersonal changes
14. Communication and consent basics
15. Sexual orientation and gender identity (brief, supportive)
16. Healthy relationships and boundaries
17. Preventing pregnancy and basics of contraception (overview)
18. Preventing sexually transmitted infections (STIs)
19. When and how to seek medical help
20. Talking with parents, caregivers, and educators
21. Teaching tips for educators
22. Resources, sample lesson plan, and activities