The New York City Board of Education's HIV/AIDS Curriculum Guide recommends for ninth-grade sexual education instuctors a game informally known among teachers as "Condom Line-Up." According to the guidelines, the teacher is supposed to shuffle 13 index cards, pass them out, and tell students to arrange them in their proper order:

• Buy a latex condom
• Buy a contraceptive foam or lubricant ...
• Check to make sure condom package is not torn ...
• Check condom expiration date
• Remove condom from package
• Check to see which way the condom unrolls
• Squeeze the tip of the condom to press out air
• Place the condom on the erect penis
• Unroll the condom onto the penis ...
• Apply the foam/lubricant
• After ejaculation, hold onto the base of the condom
• Carefully withdraw penis
• Wrap the condom in a tissue or piece of paper and discard.

When demonstrating how to use a condom, the teacher is advised to stretch it out, explain that "one size fits all," then unroll it onto two outstretched fingers.

The book of guidelines also includes a sidebar that warns, "Teacher Note: Make sure that learning-disabled and all students understand that a condom goes on the erect penis, and not on the fingers as demonstrated."

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