Anatomy , puberty et sexual relations

1. Anatomy, puberty et sexual relations

2. Objectives : • Human body anatomy • Male reproductive system parts • Female reproductive system parts • How does the womanbecomepregnant • Puberty • Changes in the male • Changes in the female • Sexualrelationships • Behaviors to adopt • Traps to avoid • Answeringyour questions • Your questions are anonymous, there are no « silly » questions!

3. Anatomy of the human body • At first, we are not male or female. It isonlyat the 6th week of ourdevelopment , in the uterus of ourmother, thatwewillbecome male or female.

4. Anatomy of the human body • Female reproductive system

5. Anatomy of the human body • Reproductive system of the female

6. Anatomy of the human body • Reproductive system of the male I

7. Anatomy of the human body • Reproductive system of the male

8. Anatomy of the human body • How does the womanbecomepregnant?

9. Anatomy of the human body • How does the femalebecomepregnant? Meeting of a spermwith an ovule = Fertilization. - Sperm has 1/2 of the receipe to make a baby. - Ovule has 1/2 of the receipe to make a baby.

10. Anatomy of the human body • How does the femalebecomepregnant? Meeting of an ovule with a sperm= Fertilization. .

11. Anatomy of the human body • How does the femalebecomepregnant?

12. Anatomy of the human body • How does the femalebecomepregnant?

13. Anatomy of the human body • How does the femalebecomepregnant?

14. Anatomie du corps humain • Comment la femme devient enceinte

15. Anatomy of the human body • How does the femalebecomepregnant?

16. Anatomy of the human body • How does the femalebecomepregnant?

17. Anatomy of the human body • How does the femalebecomepregnant?

18. Puberty The body ischanging Pubertyis a normal transition periodbetweenchildhood and adulthoodthatisconnected to a hormonal Oestrogen et progesterone Testosterone

19. La puberté • Les changement chez l’homme • Les changements chez la femme Hairappear in the pubic area, under the arms, on checks and mustache Acneappears on the face Breastsdevelop Hipswidenwaist change Voice becomesdeeper, larynx in developing Pubichairappear and hairunder the arms Muscles develop. Growing speeds up lessthanwith boys Growing speeds up (sometimes 10 cm/year)

20. Sexualrelationships • Behaviours to adopt • Traps to avoid

21. Sexuality • Behaviour to adopt One must control one’s hormonal change. You must staywhoyou are, youcannotstart acting like a « monkey ».

22. Sexuality • Behaviour to adopt 2. Respect ! Always respect yourself and others.

23. Sexuality • Traps to avoid 3. We all evolveatourown pace, itis normal. No need to push anyone to do anything.

24. Sexuality • Traps to avoid Sexualrelationships are not a challenge or a game. Wedon’tsay : « Come on, you are not game » « I betyoucan’t do that » « Your are toobabyish to trythis » Sexualrelationships are not builtunder pressure!

25. Sexuality • Traps to avoid 5. Cyber re!ationshipscanbedangerous! If you « chat » online withsomeoneyounever met physically, you must understandthatitcanbe a sexualpredatorthatpretends to be a youth.

26. Sexuality • Traps to avoid 6. You must refuse dares and challenges and learn to simplysay « NO » !

27. Sexualrelationships • Summary: 1. Stand whoyou are. 2. Respect yourself and others 3. We all evolveat a different pace, itis normal! 4. Sexualrelationships are not a challenge nor a game. 5. Cyber relationshipscanbedangerous, rememberthatsexualpredatorsexist! 6. You must learn to say « no »!

28. Summary of Objectives : • Human body anatomy • Male reproductive system parts • Female reproductive system parts • How does the womanbecomepregnant • Puberty • Changes in the male • Changes in the female • Sexualrelationships • Behaviors to adopt • Traps to avoid • Answeringyour questions • Your questions are anonymous, there are no « silly » questions!

29. Answeringyour questions. • Your questions are anonymous, there are no « silly » questions!