This guidebook outlines the procedures, findings, 'how to's,' and a resulting curriculum of the pilot prevention project. During the 2-year pilot period of the CSAPP, children taught professionals what they knew about sexual assault and exploitation. Professionals collected this information and, with the help of students, developed an educational program geared toward the prevention of sexual exploitation. The study focused on preteen children, because their exposure to the subject is minimal. They have not yet learned about the mythology of sexual assault, so they have not insulated themselves with defenses regarding the subject matter. One section of the guidebook provides clues about the myths and perceptions of students, as the information it provides was derived from typical questions students ask about the nature and ramifications of sexual exploitation. The tools for teaching children about sexual assault and touch are included. The foundation of the curriculum is the discussion and theatrical portrayal of the difference between touch that is nurturing and caring and touch that is exploitive and damaging. One section outlines the approaches for teaching the materials, and another section includes suggested activities for teaching a sexual curriculum at different grade levels. Resources in Hennepin County for dealing with child sexual abuse are listed.