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Core Skills Analysis

Physical Education

  • Amelia recognizes how puberty can affect balance, coordination, and overall strength as her body grows.
  • She understands the need to adapt exercise routines during growth spurts to stay safe and comfortable.
  • Amelia identifies safe movement practices and warm‑up strategies that help prevent injuries while her body is changing.
  • She appreciates body diversity, showing respect for peers who may be at different stages of physical development.

Health

  • Amelia can name the primary physical changes of puberty, such as growth spurts, hormonal shifts, and reproductive development.
  • She understands that hormonal changes can bring mood swings and new emotions, and she can describe these feelings.
  • Amelia learns essential personal hygiene practices, including skin care, hair care, and menstrual hygiene management.
  • She recognizes the importance of respectful, open communication when discussing body changes with friends and trusted adults.

Tips

Extend Amelia's learning by having her keep a "Puberty Journal" where she records physical changes, emotions, and questions each week; organize a role‑play activity where students practice respectful conversations about body changes; create a collaborative classroom poster titled "My Growing Body & Active Me" that links puberty milestones with suitable physical activities; invite a school nurse or youth health professional for a Q&A session to reinforce accurate information and build confidence.

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Learning Standards

  • ACPPS040 – Identify the physical, mental and emotional changes that occur during puberty (Health)
  • ACPPS041 – Examine ways to maintain a healthy lifestyle during bodily changes (Health)
  • ACPMP079 – Demonstrate a range of movement skills and develop fundamental movement patterns, adapting them as the body changes (Physical Education)
  • ACPMP080 – Apply safe practice when participating in physical activities, recognising how growth impacts injury risk (Physical Education)

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  • Worksheet: Label the parts of the body that change during puberty and write one care tip for each.
  • Quiz: True or False myths vs. facts about puberty (e.g., "Everyone gets their period at the same age").
  • Drawing task: Create a "Growth Timeline" that illustrates Amelia’s expected height, strength, and skill milestones over the next two years.
  • Writing prompt: "If I could give my future self advice about growing up, I would say..."
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