Teaching Sexual Health

Parent tip: Keep resources in your home where children can get reliable sexual health information and get the answers they’re looking for https://bit.ly/2p4zfPe

During sexual health talks, keep the language simple, accurate and age-appropriate http://bit.ly/2p4zfPe

When your child receives sexual health education through school, keep the conversation going and ask them about what they are learning! Find more tips for talking about sexual health with your child: https://bit.ly/2p4zfPe

Parent Tip: help your teen learn from both good and bad experiences. Click here to read more tips https://bit.ly/2KDTStJ

When talking about sexual health with your child, find out what they already know. Ask your child what they think or what they’ve heard about a topic http://bit.ly/2p4zfPe

Is your child asking about gender identity? Click here to check out our ‘Every Body’ tool to help you with your conversation http://bit.ly/2h6Hyru

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Talking about sexual health should be about more than just the facts! Talk about feelings, relationships and values. https://bit.ly/2p4zfPe

Teachers, looking for resources to provide to parents? We have free guides for helping parents talk with their kids about sexual health https://bit.ly/2uZIgds

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Parents, you have the chance to be the main source of information for your child about sexual health. Start the conversation! http://bit.ly/2p4zfPe

Teachers, did you know that we have Kahoot quizzes for you to use with students? Look for them by using our Resource Finder here https://bit.ly/2ov0Fuq

Teachers! Get ready for another school year with our resources & lesson plans for sexual health education. You can search by grade, topic, language, and type of resource. http://bit.ly/2ov0Fuq