Menstrual Hygiene Product Use: Sequencing Cards

Description

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UPDATED FOR 2020 to include use of tampons and menstrual cups.

 

Teaching how to use sanitary napkins for menstruation can be a confusing task, particularly for visually-inclined students with special needs such as developmental delays, learning disabilities, or autism.

 

Menstrual Hygiene Product Use : Sequencing Cards

by Stephanie Mitelman, M.A., CSE, AASECT Certified Sexuality Educator

 

Using teaching principles that have been proven to be effective for youth on the autism spectrum (and other special needs), these cards demonstrate, picture by picture the sequence of:

• how to apply hygiene napkins
• how to change them
• how to discard them
• how to clean up afterwards

 

Contents

Format:  (4 x 6) laminated color cards

They are labeled by step, and include a reminder to wash hands after touching sanitary napkins.

*Although they include words, the photos used in this sequence are ideal for non-verbal youth.

 

P.S. This is the Print version of the program. It contains the same contents as the E-version of the same program.

P.S.S. If you would like to also purchase the E-version of the same program  that you can download immediately upon purchase please go to Menstrual Hygiene Product Use: Sequencing Cards (Download).