Year 11
Pregnancy
This lesson will focus on the way pregnancy affects physical and mental wellbeing, the different stages of pregnancy and the impact of support.
Year 11
Pregnancy
This lesson will focus on the way pregnancy affects physical and mental wellbeing, the different stages of pregnancy and the impact of support.
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Lesson details
Key learning points
- Keeping healthy during pregnancy (diet, lifestyle etc.)
- Common difficulties associated with pregnancy (physical discomfort, changes to the body etc.)
- The different stages of pregnancy and normal gestation
- The importance of partner and / or family support
- Mental wellbeing during pregnancy
Content guidance
- Contains sexual content.
Supervision
Adult supervision suggested
Licence
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5 Questions
Q1.
Pregnancy is often referred to as expecting a...
Pain.
Period.
Q2.
Roughly how many months is a person usually pregnant for?
11
7
Q3.
Pregnancy symptoms often include so-called morning...
Flu.
Headaches.
Q4.
A specialist medial professional who assists with pregnancy and childbirth is called a...
Optician.
Pharmacist.
Q5.
Having a baby is only possible in a hospital.
True.
5 Questions
Q1.
Smoking can cause harm to an unborn baby during pregnancy.
False.
Q2.
Different stages of pregnancy are referred to...
Triangles.
Trivial.
Q3.
A pregnant person will feel the baby move in the first 12 weeks of the pregnancy.
True.
Q4.
Which of these options is NOT usually a symptom of pregnancy?
Feeling more tired than usual.
Needing to urinate more often.
Swollen ankles.
Q5.
Feeling more emotional during pregnancy may be due to...
Blood pressure.
Heart rate.