Cartoon of a mother and her two children, a boy and girl, looking up at her. Front cover of the RSE resource Clued Up For Growing Up

    Clued Up For Growing Up

    £50.00

    Clued Up for Growing Up is a comprehensive online teaching resource based around a series of books and videos that provide a spiral curriculum for Relationships and Sex Education for pupils in Years 1 to 6.

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    Description

    Here are a couple of sample videos revealing a little more from the resources you will receive:

           

    You will gain access to online versions of the four pupil books that the lessons are based on. The books and accompanying downloadable lesson plans and resources contain everything you need to create a comprehensive programme of relationships and sex education for children between the ages of 5 and 11, including:

    • Flip books teaching children more about growing up, puberty and the differences between men and women
    • 15 session plans linked to the latest PSHE Association Programme of Study and the National Curriculum along with a Teachers’ Guide and Glossary
    • Downloadable animated videos versions of each book (Your Mummy Ate My Football, Bits and Bobs, Sweat and Spots and Boys and Girls, Men and Women)

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