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L5: have already covered w/o the word sex. Do think a more explicit explanation will make this command come alive. Perhaps not a bad thing to have embedded at a young age.

L6: “God Made All of Me” by the Holcombs does better job addressing violation, but this workbook lays body part groundwork better and Tamar/Ammon is good example. We’ve successfully used Tamar/Judah as adultery example with less detail.

L5: have already covered w/o the word sex. Do think a more explicit explanation will make this command come alive. Perhaps not a bad thing to have more embedded at a young age.

L6: “God Made All of Me” by the Holcomb does a better job addressing the topic of violation, though Tamar/Absalom is obviously a good example. We’ve successfully used Tamar/Judah for the adultery bit with less detail.

Lesson 4 is a good setup for the real purpose behind marriage and avoiding trivial relationships; again, seems some is a but explicit for age 6, but 1) individuality is acknowledged and 2) I’m a novice.

First thoughts: chapters 3 (woman/baby growth) and 2 are backwards for girls at least. Way too much info to read as a script. More detail than necessary for age 6, but I guess depends on context of child’s situation/exposure.