Learning About Bodies – Changes in Body and Puberty for Boys and Girls

The “Learning All About Our Bodies” workbook is an engaging and comprehensive resource designed to help children understand puberty, learn about their bodies, and navigate the changes they experience. This visually appealing workbook covers a wide range of topics, ensuring children have a strong foundation of knowledge.

With dedicated sections for both boys and girls, the workbook covers body parts, private parts, and the distinction between private and non-private areas. It addresses the importance of personal space and boundaries, teaching children about appropriate touch and recognizing inappropriate touch.

The workbook also emphasizes the significance of setting boundaries with different people, such as family, friends, doctors, and strangers. It provides guidelines on appropriate and inappropriate touching and encourages open discussions.

Engaging activities like brainstorm worksheets and matching games are included, making the learning experience interactive and enjoyable for boys and girls alike. Through its wealth of visuals and interactive elements, the “Learning All About Our Bodies” workbook creates a supportive and empowering learning environment. It equips children with the knowledge and understanding they need to embrace the changes their bodies undergo during puberty.

This resource is invaluable for parents, educators, and caregivers seeking a comprehensive and effective tool to educate children about their bodies and the transformations they will experience.

Topics covered in the “Learning All About Our Bodies” workbook include:

•”All About Me“ and ‘Personal Space and Boundaries”

•”Importance of Boundaries”

•”Recognizing Invasions of Personal Space”

•”Rights to Safety”

•Body parts

•Private parts

•”No touch” body parts

•Distinguishing private and non-private body parts

•Brainstorming worksheets

•Matching activities

•Focus on appropriate and inappropriate touching:

•Worksheets on private parts

•Discussions about boundaries with family, friends, doctors, and strangers