Puberty
Education for Students
with Special Needs
The program that grows with your students!
Help address sexuality education, with focus on:
Like
all children, students with developmental disabilities grow into
adolescence with physically maturing bodies and a host of emerging
social and sexual feelings and needs. Before these changes begin
it is important to provide factual information in a positive and
constructive way that is both clear and developmentally appropriate.
These
programs are appropriate for children with mild to moderate disabilities,
as well as those who are early developers. They following special populations
will find these reassuring titles comprehensible, practical and positive:
Students
with:
- Developmental disabilities
or delays
- Intrusive behavior or mental
illness
- Down Syndrome
- Autism Spectrum Disorder,
including Asperger’s Syndrome
- Learning disabilities
- Behavioral disabilities
- Communicative disorders
A concise five-chapter format throughout each of the kits' components
reinforces information and skills, allows for convenient instructional
breaks, and introduces and develops the following topics:
- External anatomy
- Physical and emotional
changes of puberty
- Health
- Hygiene
- Privacy and safety
Introduction to Puberty Education
Advanced Puberty Education
Social Skills
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