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Ideas for teaching materials, icebreakers, and instructional guides as well as other informative content for staff of primary schools and recreation centers.
Here is a toolkit containing education resources, theses, surveys, and reports that can be used for sex education in primary schools.
Here is a toolkit including videos, websites, TV shows, cartoons, and podcasts that can be used for sex education at the primary school level.
Talking About Sex
This book contains everything related to the sexual health of children and adolescents. The book is exceptionally well structured for the different ages of the audience being educated each time.
Sexual behavior of children/what is normal?
A pamphlet designed for parents and staff to distinguish between normal and abnormal sexual behavior in children. The pamphlet includes aspects to consider when monitoring the sexual behavior of children from preschool age to ten years old. Publisher: Barnahús
Information brochure from Stígamót
A pamphlet about sexual violence and Stígamót's services available in many languages.
Parent-child communication about sex
A pamphlet issued by the Directorate of Health encouraging parents and guardians to talk to their children about sex. It's a smart move to send the pamphlet home to parents and also beneficial for teachers to understand the importance of discussing sex with children and adolescents.
Glossary of terms
Clarifications on everything related to sexual health and sex. The pamphlet is available in English and Swedish and is very accessible. A clever idea might be to select words and terms from the list, place them in a bowl, and have each student (or group) draw a word/term, translate it, and then present it to the rest of the class/group. Students can be encouraged to draw the word, incorporate it into a poem or story, or any other activity that comes to mind for teachers or students. Also, for example, choosing one word a week from the pamphlet to explain and discuss with students could be useful.