Welcome students! Introduce today’s topic: understanding the physical changes of puberty in a supportive environment. Mention our color theme (#FFB3C1, #FF99A8, #FF7F8F) to keep slides bright and friendly. Prompt: “What have you heard about puberty?”

Explain that a growth spurt is often the first sign of puberty. Show a simple graphic of a growing child. Ask: “Has anyone felt like they shot up overnight?”

Display images of underarm and facial hair icons. Clarify that hair growth is normal and healthy. Prompt: “How do you feel noticing new hair? Any surprises?”

Use before/after skin illustrations. Explain oil gland activity and normal acne. Ask: “What healthy routines can help your skin?”

Show a cartoon of a microphone glitching for voice cracks. Explain voice box growth. Ask: “Has your voice ever cracked unexpectedly?”

Present emoji faces showing different emotions. Stress that mood swings are common. Prompt: “Who can you talk to when feelings get big?”

Invite students to share any questions, either out loud or via sticky notes. Let them know there’s no such thing as a silly question. Remind them of classroom norms.