Everything you need for your class…
We have created some comprehensive lesson plans for teachers to use with students of all ages about periods. These lesson plans range from games like “period bingo” to more detailed information about female anatomy. Simply download the pack that corresponds to the age of student you teach and find all kinds of lesson plans for you to use for free.
We always love hearing how you get on with running your own period workshop, please give us any feedback you receive from your students. Email customerservice@heygirls.com.au if you need any further support.
Hey Girls Education cards were designed to help start conversations about periods. We’ve found that one of the best ways to tackle this previously taboo topic is to get students talking and asking questions. The cards can be used by themselves during small group work or as teaching aids within lessons.
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Periods can be overwhelming for all of us which is why we've created a go to guide that covers everything you need (and should) know about periods...
We believe in a better period for everyone, so enjoy our free, inclusive guide to periods full of important information, product tips, activities and period tracking chart.
My Period Education Cards
Description
Hey Girls educational period cards have been designed to help you start positive conversations about periods.
Each pack contains 50 flash cards with an image on one side and discussion points on the other.
The cards cover everything from the biology of periods, stigmas and taboos, what you can expect and discussion of products.
These cards are appropriate for the classroom, the community centre or a one to one chat at home and are a really helpful tool to get the conversations flowing!
My Period card box contains:
- 50 Conversation starter cards
- My Period booklet
My Period comes with lesson plans and activity ideas for families, schools and community workers.
For bulk orders contact customerservice@heygirls.com.au
‘This is the most intuitive learning tool I’ve seen in a long time – Christine Mclean, CFINE’
