PUBERTY
HYGIENE & BODY CARE
VALUES & FAMILY RULES
CONSENT & BOUNDARIES
SAFETY & ONLINE SAFETY
COMMUNICATION SKILLS
FINAL JEOPARDY
100

What is one physical change that can happen during puberty?

Growing taller, deeper voice, acne, new hair growth, chest development (for some).

100

What does the word “hygiene” mean?

Taking care of your body to stay clean and healthy.

100

True or False: All families have the exact same rules.

False

100

What does “consent” mean?

Asking and getting permission before doing something.

100

Name one trusted adult you can talk to if you feel unsafe.

Parent, teacher, school counselor, coach, family member.

100

Who could you ask for help if your stomach hurts at school?

Teacher, nurse, school counselor, trusted adult.

200

What is one emotional change that can happen during puberty?

Mood swings, stronger feelings, becoming more independent.

200

 Name one hygiene tool you should use every day.

 Toothbrush, deodorant, clean clothes, soap/washing hands.

200

What is a “value”?

Something important to you or your family (ex: kindness, honesty).

200

Name one thing you should ask permission for.

Hugging, borrowing items, touching, sharing someone’s things.

200

 True or False: You should share your passwords with friends.

 False — never share passwords.

200

What is one question you might ask a trusted adult about your body?

 “Why is my body changing?” “What do I do if my period starts?” etc.

300

True or False: Everyone starts puberty at the same age.

False — everyone starts at different times.

300

Which items belong in the “Sometimes” category: haircut, deodorant, nail clippers?

Haircut and nail clippers.

300

Give one example of a family value someone might have.

Respect, helping others, telling the truth, working hard.

300

What is something you can say if you do not give consent?

: “No,” “Not right now,” “I don’t want to,” “Maybe later.”

300

 Is a new friend request from someone you don’t know safe or unsafe?

Unsafe

300

Why is respectful language important when talking to adults?

It helps adults understand you and makes the conversation go better.

400

Why does body odor get stronger during puberty?

Sweat glands become more active.

400

Why is brushing your teeth important every day?

It keeps teeth healthy, prevents cavities, and keeps breath fresh.

400

 Is it okay for friends to have different values? Why?

Yes — everyone is different and that’s normal.

400

What does consent need to sound like?

Clear, positive, enthusiastic (“Yes!” “Sure!” “Okay!”).

400

What should you do if someone online asks for a photo or selfie?

 Do not send it. Tell a trusted adult.

400

What is one tip from the Amaze Jr. video about talking to adults?

 Be honest, use calm words, ask questions clearly.

500

Name three changes that can happen during puberty.

Examples: acne, mood swings, deeper voice, new hair growth, body odor, rapid growth, chest development.

500

Name three ways to take care of your body during puberty.

Shower regularly, wear deodorant, brush teeth twice a day, wash face, wear clean clothes, brush hair.

500

How can you show respect for someone who has different family rules than you?

Listen, don’t make fun of their rules, and accept differences.

500

Describe a situation where you need to ask for consent AND how to respect a “no.”

Example: Asking before giving a hug. If they say “no,” you stop and do not hug them.

500

Name three safe or unsafe online behaviors.

 Safe: telling a trusted adult when unsure, logging off when uncomfortable, not sharing personal info.
 Unsafe: clicking unknown links, sharing passwords, sending photos, talking to strangers.

500

 How would you respectfully ask an adult a hard question?

Example: “I’m confused about something with my body. Can I ask you a question?”

500

Everyone Answers!


Name five things you learned during the Human Development lessons.

Could include: puberty changes, hygiene habits, family values, consent, boundaries, trusted adults, online safety, communication skills, types of families.