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Classes for preteens and their families on puberty, sexuality, communication, decision-making and other

important topics. Supports parents as primary sexuality educators and offers additional resources to initiate

and maintain these important conversations about growing up.

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2026 Our Whole Live for 5th-6th at UU Nashua - Interest Form

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Please let us know your interest level for having your 5th-6th graders participate in Our Whole Lives this Feb-May at UU Nashua. Orientations start in January!

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Faith Formation Registration Form 2025-2026 families

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Faith Formation Registration Form 2025-2026 families

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Many of our families have filled this out already last fall, if you are signing up for this program and have not done this form yet, please do!

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Please fill out one form for each baby, child & teenager in your family who will attend UU Nashua services and programs this year.

We need families to sign up each year so we can stay up to date and better support and plan for our faith formation ministry.

For events when parents/guardians drop off children or youth for a program, we will have additional permission slips and health forms for you to sign. On Sunday mornings, we ask parents/guardians to stay on the church campus or notify staff if you will be unable to stay.

Adult 2 Email

This address will receive a confirmation email

Please share an additional notes that you think we should know about the adult(s) in your family.

Please add any questions or wonderings about our Faith Formation program and we will be in touch!

One more note...Shared leadership between staff and volunteers makes our faith formation program possible.

There are many ways to connect and engage with our faith formation program, even for the busiest families!

Faith Formation Director, Sadie Kahn-Greene, conducts background checks and trains all volunteers.

We always have two adults present with children and youth and have a thorough, safe congregation policy, which can be found on our church website.

While we are all pulled in many directions, connections with others (especially at church!) can be a gift and a blessing! We hope to get to know you as you join us in worship and events this year.

After you have been with us for a year, you will be eligible to volunteer in our faith formation children's program, and we look forward to supporting you in finding a meaningful way to connect!

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2025-2026 Family Faith Formation Registration

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Please fill out one form for each baby, child & teenager in your family who will attend UU Nashua services and programs this year. We need families to sign up each year so we can stay up to date and better support and plan for our faith formation ministry.

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Little kids have big questions. amaze jr. brings parents age-appropriate sex ed resources about talking to young children age 4-9.

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OUR WHOLE LIVES 4-6

BOOKS AND MEDIA RECOMMENDATIONS

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OUR WHOLE LIVES 4-6

BOOKS AND MEDIA RECOMMENDATIONS

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It’s Perfectly Normal by Robie Harris, 2021 edition.

The Every Body Book: The LFBTQ+ Inclusive Guide for Kids about Sex, Gender, Body and Families by

Rachel E Simon

The Autism-Friendly Guide to Periods by Robyn Steward

Nonnie Talks about Puberty by Dr. Mary Jo Podgurski

Sex is A Funny Word by Cory Silverberg

Will Puberty Last My Whole Life? 3rd edition, by Julie Metzger and Rob

Lehman

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This website is a resource shared on the homeland for OWL session 4

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WellCast YouTube channel - quirky, animated show, we explore the physical, mental and emotional paths to wellness. 

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The Self-esteem/body image video is featured in the 3rd workshop of OWL5/6

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In this twice-a-week quirky, animated show, we explore the physical, mental and emotional paths to wellness. With an emphasis on education, the show addresse...

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Tools for Parents from planned parent hood

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Tools for Parents from planned parent hood

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Talking Sex, Puberty & Relationships: A Resource for Parents

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Learn how to become your kid’s go-to resource for advice. Have a talk with your children about sex, puberty and relationships and help them stay healthy.

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Click Picture for PDF handout with the schedule

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This book is used along with the OWL curriculum. We can lend or sell you a copy!

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This book is used along with the OWL curriculum. We can lend or sell you a copy!

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We will have 3 copies to lend to families at the church or copies to sell for $15 each for families.

Each session of the OWL 5/6 program has recommended sections in this book for youth and families to read together or separately before the next workshop.

Here is a link to online booksellers

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Parent Orientation Sunday, on Zoom Jan 11th 6-7:30pm

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Parent Orientation Sunday, on Zoom Jan 11th 6-7:30pm

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Zoom meeting ID: 895 5301 8974

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We will offer a space for parents of OWL youth to meet up once a month for a parenting group from 11:15-Noon.

Likely Sundays for these parenting groups are:

Jan 25th, Feb. 8th, Mar. 22nd, Apr 12th & May 3rd

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In ten 90-minute workshops, this program teaches caring, compassion, respect, and justice.

It helps children in Grades 4-6 understand the physical and emotional changes of puberty.

Participants explore values, communication, and decision-making, as well as physical health and development.

A Word Bank reinforces new terms and definitions related to sexuality and puberty.

This program is designed for groups comprised of Grades 4- 5 or 5-6, or any of these grades individually.