Michigan Model for Health® Scope and Sequence Chart - 
HIV and Reproductive Health
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Following is the sequence of the HIV and Reproductive Health component of the Michigan Model for Health Curriculum. For more information about a specific grade level, including links to a complete list of learning objectives, select the highlighted grade level in the left hand column.

HIV and Reproductive Health

Grade 4
  • Define HIV and AIDS

  • How HIV isn’t transmitted

  • How HIV is transmitted: blood-to-blood contact and touching used needles or syringes

  • How to protect self and others

  • Importance of being compassionate when others are ill


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Grade 5
  • Define HIV and AIDS

  • How HIV isn’t transmitted

  • How HIV is transmitted: sharing used needles or syringes, having sex with infected person, infected mother to child

  • How to protect self and others

  • Importance of being compassionate when others are ill


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Grade 6 The reproductive health component of the Michigan Model for Health is pending.*

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*In the interim the EMC recommends a compatible component.

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