1. Sexually Transmitted Diseases OBJ: I will examine the signs and symptoms of STDs. I will demonstrate an understanding of how STDs are transmitted. I will identify one option for testing and treatment.

2. CLASS ACTIVITY Each student has received a notecard. You have one minute to get as many signatures from the opposite sex as possible...

3. BELLWORK If you contracted a STD, how would it affect your life? Why are most teenagers not concerned about contracting STDs? Why are teenagers especially vulnerable to contracting STDs?

4. VIDEO CLIP: Avoiding the risk of STDS While watching the video, reflect on the bellwork questions: If you contracted a STD, how would it affect your life? Why are most teenagers not concerned about contracting STDs? Why are teenagers especially vulnerable to contracting STDs?

5. WHAT IF..... Pick the the “WHAT IF” bag and decide how you would respond in the situation.

6. video clip: STD slides Slide 1: Healthy female cervix Slide 2: Chlamydia has infected the cervix Slide 3: Pelvic Inflammatory disease Slide 4: Scar tissue btw liver and diaphragm Slide 5: Genital warts on man’s penis Slide 6: Genital warts on vagina Slide 7: Demonstrate how a person gets the genital herpes virus Slide 8: Herpes blister on the underside of man’s penis Slide 9: Herpes blisters on a woman’s labia

7. What STDs can be cured? Chlamydia Gonorrhea Syphilis Trichomoniasis

8. What STDs are incurable? HIV/AIDS Herpes HPV/Genital Warts

9. STD BROCHURE As we review the STD brochure, highlight important facts to differentiate between the STDs

10. Testing and Treatment Health Department offers free testing and treatment. Call to make an appointment: Doctor’s office: offers testing and treatment but person will be responsible for payment

11. QUICK WRITE 1. List one STD that can be cured. 2. List one STD that can not be cured. 3. What STD is a virus and appears as small blisters on the sex organs or mouth? 4. List one STD that can damage a person’s reproductive organs if gone uncured. 5. How can a person prevent getting a STD? Chlamydia Gonorrhea Genital Warts Genital Herpes TrichomoniasisHIV/AIDS Syphilis