ANATOMY
What does “anatomy” mean?
The parts of the body and how they work.
What is puberty?
A time when bodies grow and change physically and emotionally.
What is a stereotype?
A belief that all people in a group act the same way.
Name one type of relationship.
Friend, family, acquaintance, trusted adult.
What is digital citizenship?
How you act online and keep yourself safe.
Who are safe adults?
People who help keep you safe (parents, teachers, counselors).
What is the difference between external and internal anatomy?
External = outside parts (you can see them). Internal = inside the body.
Name one emotional change that can happen during puberty.
Mood swings, stronger feelings, becoming more independent.
What does gender mean?
How someone identifies (such as boy, girl, man, woman).
What is one way to show respect in a healthy relationship?
Listening, kindness, giving space, respecting boundaries.
Is accepting a friend request from someone you don’t know safe or unsafe?
Unsafe
Give an example of a question you might ask a trusted adult.
How do I shave? How do I treat acne? Hygiene questions.
Why is it important to know the correct scientific names for body parts?
It helps with communication, safety, and talking to doctors.
What is hygiene?
Taking care of your body to stay clean and healthy.
What are values?
Things that are important to you or guide the choices you make.
What is body image?
How you think or feel about your body.
What should you do if someone online asks for a selfie?
Don’t send it; tell a trusted adult.
Why is it important to talk to safe adults?
They give correct information and help with health or safety.
True or False: The purpose of anatomy lessons is medical education, not jokes.
True
Name two hygiene habits you should do regularly.
Shower, deodorant, brushing teeth, washing face, clean clothes.
Why is it important to know your own values?
They help guide decisions and relationships.
Give an example of positive self-talk about your body.
“My body changes and that’s normal.”
Why is sharing your password with a friend unsafe?
They could access or change your account.
What should you not share when asking adults questions about your body?
Private personal information.
What is one reason adults need to understand anatomy?
For health, communication, or understanding changes during puberty.
Why is hygiene especially important during puberty?
Sweat glands become more active, body odor increases, skin changes.
Why is it important to understand a partner’s values?
Shared values support healthy, respectful relationships.
Who is one safe person you can talk to if you feel insecure about your body?
Parent, counselor, therapist, trusted adult.
A pop-up says “FREE ROBUX—click here!” Safe or unsafe?
Unsafe — it is likely a scam.
How do you decide who to ask for help?
Choose someone who is trustworthy, safe, and knowledgeable.
Everyone Answers!
Name five topics we learned during Middle School Human Development.
Anatomy, puberty, hygiene, gender identity, values, relationships, body image, online safety, communication skills.