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A California school district is under fire for a disturbing lesson plan from a fifth grade sexual education course that was

recently shared on social media. The lesson is a list of bullet points in a Q&A format explaining

to children how to know what adults they can share quote private issues with. The handout is titled Trusted Adults, and here's what it says.

Who is a trusted adult?

A trusted adult is someone you can talk with about anything, someone you feel happy being

around, someone who is a good listener, or someone who has helped you before.

What kind of things can you tell a trusted

adult about? Anything you want? Things that make you feel scared, uncomfortable or confused, a

problem you are having, including a problem in a friendship or other relationship that is a problem.

A trusted adult will try to help you no matter what the problem is. What would a

trusted adult do if you told them that something bad or dangerous had happened to you, or you were

worried that something might happen to you? A trusted adult would try to help you solve the problem,

be understanding, get help, and work hard to keep you safer.

Do I only need one trusted adult in my life? Some people have one person who they talk with

about any issue or problem they are facing. Some people have different trusted adults they talk to

depending on what they want to talk about. It is good to be able to

identify who you would talk to in different situations. This fifth grade sex ed lesson plan is

actually a lesson in grooming. Child groomers put themselves in the position of being a trusted

adult and prep their victims for

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