Birth Control & Pregnancy Lesson Plans
Youth are naturally curious about pregnancy and it is the responsibility of adults to insure they receive medically accurate information on the topic as well as information on the different types of birth control. The lessons below offer opportunities to teach youth about this important topic.
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Birth Control and Safer Sex Crossword PuzzleThis lesson provides a fun and visually compelling way to start your unit on birth control and pregnancy using teamwork. The crossword game combined with the team effort helps students to share what they know with others. While brainstorming the birth control methods and types of STDs they are aware of, the students will work in groups to complete the crossword puzzle. Learning Objectives By the end of this lesson students will:
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Getting Smart About the PillOf all of the birth control methods, the pill generates the most questions from teens. Whether they're curious about effectiveness or whether the pill is offered over the counter, this lesson will provide answers to the most common questions and dispels the most common myths about this method. Learning Objectives By the end of this lesson students will:
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Journey to the Condom RackThis high-energy lesson utilizes team competition in order to communicate critical information on the use and effectiveness of condoms. Students will discover answers to some common questions and participate in a classic sequencing game so that students are sure to learn the steps of correct condom use. Learning Objectives By the end of this lesson students will:
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Should A Guy Have A Say In Whether or Not His Girlfriend Has An Abortion?This question is of great importance and leads to many teachable moments related to relationships, communication, values, pregnancy prevention and more! This lesson will help guide a debate in a way that allows your students to see different perspectives and give consideration to their own values. While presenting a secondary focus on pregnancy prevention, this lesson is a must for educators of teens. Learning Objectives By the end of this lesson students will:
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Where Do You Stand on Abortion and Parental Permission?A lot of sexuality education courses focus on how to prevent pregnancy. But if a person becomes pregnant, what happens then? This lesson helps students to explore how and why someone who is pregnant chooses to become a parent, arrange an adoption or obtain an abortion. Learning Objectives At the completion of this lesson, students will be able to analyze at least three factors that influence a person's decision about whether and when to become a parent. National Sexuality Education Standards Addressed PR.12.INF.3 Analyze factors that influence decisions about whether and when to become a parent. Time needed: 50 minutes Cost: $1.99 |
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Let's Get Clear About Hormonal Birth ControlTeens have told us that often the only birth control and safer sex methods they hear about are the Pill, condoms and abstinence. Students are often surprised to learn there are many different hormonal birth control methods. This lesson is designed to be a fun, interactive and engaging way for students to learn about the different hormonal birth control methods, how they work, how effective they are and how to access them. Learning Objectives At the completion of this lesson, students will be able to
PR.12.CC.1 Compare and contrast the advantages and disadvantages of abstinence and other contraceptive methods, including condoms. PR.12.AI.1 Access medically accurate information about contraceptive methods, including emergency contraception and condoms. Time needed: 50 minutesCost: $1.99 |
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Abortion: An OptionIn this lesson, students will learn about abortion as a legal option for people who become pregnant. Students will explore medically accurate information, values and laws related to this topic. They will be engaged in multiple methods of learning, including reading an article as a large group, group discussions, individual work and the use of technology. Learning Objectives At the completion of this lesson, students will be able to
PR.12.INF.2 Analyze internal and external influences on decisions about pregnancy options. PR.12.AI.3 Access medically accurate information about pregnancy and pregnancy options. Time needed: 50 minutesCost: $1.99 |
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Birth Control and Safer Sex SuperheroesIn this lesson, students will learn about different contraceptive and safer sex methods by engaging in group brainstorming and discussion and creating a comic strip or an artistic drawing of a birth control and/or safer sex superhero. Learning Objectives At the completion of this lesson, students will be able to
PR.12.CC.1 Compare and contrast the advantages and disadvantages of abstinence and other contraceptive methods, including condoms. Time needed: 50 minutesCost: $1.99 |
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Busting Myths About How Pregnancy HappensOne of the most common questions we get on the forums at Sexetc.org is “Could I be pregnant?” This question is usually preceded by a very detailed explanation of some behavior that either has no risk of pregnancy (like oral sex) or is very risky for pregnancy (“He only put it in 95-percent of the way”). Regardless of the circumstances, it is usually clear that the young person asking does not understand how pregnancy happens. This interactive lesson uses role-play to help students better understand how pregnancy happens, so they’ll know what behavior puts them at risk for pregnancy. Learning Objectives At the completion of this lesson, students will be able to
PR.5.CC.1 Describe the process of human reproduction. PR.8.CC.1 Define sexual intercourse and its relationship to human reproduction. Describe the process of human reproduction. Time needed: 50 minutesCost: $1.99 |
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The Adoption OptionHow much do your students know about adoption as a pregnancy option? This lesson sends students on a WebQuest in search of information online about how adoption works and supports them in understanding where to access accurate information about it. Learning Objectives At the completion of this lesson, students will be able to
PR.12.INF.3 Analyze factors that influence decisions about whether and when to become a parent. PR.12.AI.3 Access medically accurate information about pregnancy and pregnancy options. Time needed: 50 minutesCost: $1.99 |
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