Q1- 6th Grade Health
HIV Skit Project
HIV Skit Project
The students were working on a skit that effectively challenges 1 of the 5 Lessons we have gone over in class.
The skit should be highly creative, displaying original ideas, engaging dialogue.
Topics they were able to choose from:
Taking Care of Our Changing Bodies
HIV: Minimizing Risk
Assertive Communications
Respecting Boundaries and Asking for Consent
Challenging Gender Stereotypes
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Learner Profile
Family Discussion:
Asking a parent, guardian, or family member:
What do they remember learning about HIV or health in school?
Why is it important to talk openly about health and safety topics like HIV?
The Project Adventure Unit is all about teamwork, communication, and trust! In PE, students take part in fun and challenging activities that encourage them to step outside their comfort zones while learning how to cooperate, problem-solve, and support one another. Through games, trust-building exercises, and group challenges, students develop leadership, empathy, and confidence. These skills go far beyond the gym. Our Project Adventure Unit helps build a strong sense of community and reminds students that success comes from working together.
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Learner Profile
Share your experience:
Tell your family about one or two Project Adventure activities you’ve done in PE. Explain:
What was the challenge or goal of the activity?
How did your group work together to solve it?
What did you learn about yourself as a teammate or leader?