Body parts

• Personal Development
• Special Education

Outcomes:

Understand the difference between public and private

What does public mean?

What does private mean?

Public - everyone can see

Private -  Only for you or trusted adults.

Public

Private

A bathroom is?

1. Public
2. Private

A playground is

1. Public
2. Private

A classroom is?

1. Public
2. Private

Getting dressed is private?

Yes

No

Talking to your teacher about your feelings is private?

Yes

No

Playing Football is private?

Yes

No

If you are upset or worried who can you talk to?

Role play activity

"I'm worried about something"

"You should talk to......"

Use the next slides to match body parts.

Private parts of the body

Use the next slide to discuss which parts of the body are private and not private.

Private

Not private

It is OK to show private parts only when using the toilet, having a bath or shower, or getting dressed. In other places, private parts should stay covered.

It is not OK to show private parts in public places or around other people. Private parts should stay covered.

It is OK to show private parts in private places when you are alone. This helps keep your body safe.

When is it OK to show private body parts?

1. In the bathroom
2. On the bus
3. In the supermarket
4. At college

When is it NOT OK to show private body parts?

1. At college
2. In the shower
3. On the toilet
4. In the bedroom

What areas of the body are NOT private?

Which areas of the body ARE private?

What should you do in a public space?

1. Show private parts
2. Run away
3. Laugh loudly
4. Keep private parts covered

Who should you talk to if you feel worried about your body?

1. A stranger
2. Nobody
3. A trusted adult
4. Someone online

Where should private parts stay covered

1. On the bus
2. At college
3. At the supermarket
4. All of the above

Who helps keep you safe

1. A trusted adult
2. Nobody
3. A stranger
4. Someone you don't know