Male & Female Reproductive Systems – Health Unit

Health unit on the male and female reproductive systems: students read fact sheets with labelled diagrams, answer true/false comprehension statements, complete a vocabulary review and label anatomy diagrams.
Year levels
Years 8–10
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Updated Sep 06, 2022

Subject
Health, P.E. & Health
Topic
Female Reproductive System, Male Reproductive System
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In this male and female reproductive health unit, students will learn about the different parts that make up each reproductive system and their function. This resource is great for introducing this topic or to review it.

Includes:

✅The female reproductive system fact sheet

✅The male reproductive system fact sheet

✅Male and female reproductive systems reading comprehension

✅Male and female reproductive systems vocabulary review

✅Female reproductive anatomy review

✅Male reproductive anatomy review

✅Answer key

With the reading comprehension, vocabulary review, and diagram they will label, students will feel more confident in knowing their own bodies and their capabilities.
By the end of this unit students will be able to identify each organ and tell their functions as well as where they are located in the body and more!

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Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Identify the organs of the male and female reproductive systems

  • Describe the function of each reproductive organ

  • Label reproductive anatomy on a diagram

Skills covered

  • Anatomy labelling — placing terms such as ovaries, cervix and testes on diagrams from a word bank

  • Health vocabulary — completing fill-in-the-blank sentences with reproductive system terms

  • Checking understanding — judging 10 statements about the fact sheets as true or false

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