Church/School 3-6yrs Curriculum
Experience our groundbreaking 3 to 6-year-old curriculum – a holistic educational resource designed to nurture young minds and hearts in faith! Our curriculum is packed with valuable tools to support parents, educators, and children on their young journey as they learn about their bodies at an engaging age-appropriate level. With any purchase, you will receive:
- Printable materials – kids can practice writing or coloring their answers to make sure new information is learned while engaging their whole body.
- Age-appropriate workbooks -to complement the video content.
- Detailed grading rubrics – for easy assessment within schools or co-ops.
- An extensive library – including parent videos offering invaluable guidance to help you interact with your little ones.
- Lifetime access to new content, appearing in your account as it’s added free of charge!
These resources are carefully curated by an expert with over a decade of experience. Parents will be empowered to nurture their child’s development and education. You’ll receive insightful guidance and tips on how to effectively teach and foster your child’s spiritual growth. What’s more, with lifetime access, you can revisit the content whenever needed – providing ongoing support as your child continues their development. See below for a list of video titles included in this curriculum.
One free consult is provided with teachers or school admin to discuss use of the curriculum in the class, how to answer sensitive questions, and encourage teachers before they begin viewing the curriculum with their students.
Content Included in Our 3-6 Year Old Curriculum
Students
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Welcome to Sex Ed ReclaimedIntroduction of the curriculum for young learners
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Bad Pictures On A PhoneExplains to young children what they are to do if they see naked pictures on a device with the acronym STOP
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Why Are We Learning ThisThe purpose of the curriculum is explained so young learners can understand
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What Makes Me A Boy Or A GirlIdentifies basic traits that make up boys and girls while acknowledging that feelings or superficial qualities are not what makes gender
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Are Feelings The TruthDifferentiates between a little one’s real feelings and the truth with simple examples
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Naming Your BodyAnatomy parts named using song
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How To Clean Your BodyExplanation of how to clean bodies and signs of safety
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Touching Our BodiesFocuses on appropriate touch with others and respect for others
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Safe & Unsafe TouchGives kids verbiage for safe touch and clearly identifies unsafe touch
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Clothing BoundariesHighlights when it’s appropriate to change and privacy parameters for young kids
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Good Secrets vs. Bad SecretsClearly identifies, with examples, good surprises/secrets vs. bad ones
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Asking For PermissionIdentifies what is consent for bodily touch, encourages how to say no, and gives next steps when someone is disrespectful or inappropriate
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Where Do Babies Come FromUses example of baking cookies to discuss ingredients needed to create a baby highlighting sperm and eggs
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Families All Look DifferentDiscusses reality of different types of family life (LGBTQ, single parenting, combined families in a home) while noting God’s good design for family
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BenedictionA blessing for young learners with scripture and prayer
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CongratulationsApplauds youngest learners for paying attention to the course
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What Is A BoundaryWhat Is A Boundary
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Why Don't We Walk In On People ChangingWhy Don’t We Walk In On People Changing
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Why Are Families DifferentWhy Are Families Different
Parents
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Welcome ParentsIntroduces adults to the curriculum and how to use it at home, school, or church
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Recommendations Concerning This CurriculumTips on how to maximize usage of this program
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Recommended Viewing Schedule For Your StudentPrescribes the order of videos with the calendar resource provided in curriculum
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Mission of Sex Ed ReclaimedExplains company’s mission and creation with clear goals for students
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Why Sex Ed With My KidsGives parents a purpose and clear need as to why they must talk to their kids about sex while also supplying them with all the talks to do so naturally
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One Of My Best TipsKristen’s #1 tip in finally enjoying comfortable conversations with your kids about sexual health
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Is This Too Much Information For My KidSquelches anxiety about discussing sex with young people and gives research behind the why of the program
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Tips For Parents On Keeping The Conversation FlowingHighlights how to utilize everyday opportunities and how to broach the subject matter within families
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3 Things You Need To Know About Kids And The Consumption Of PornKristen’s 3 biggest takeaways from her studies on a young person’s use of porn and what parents can do about it
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What To Do If You Walk In On Your Child Using PornOutlines a helpful and clear response to porn usage without increasing shame or fear for kids
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Kids And Porn ConsumptionExplains statistical likelihood of porn use with tips on how to talk to kids about explicit material, and concludes covering the child’s emotional connection to pornography
- Gender Confusion
- Motivation To Talk With Kids About Sex
- Does Sex Ed Work?
WHAT’S INCLUDED:
3-6 Year Old Curriculum
- 21 video modules
- 21 lessons covering sexual health at an age-appropriate level
- 1.5 hours of content for kids
- 35-page workbook at a stage-appropriate level for your early learners
- Guided discussions for nearly every video
- Parent Help videos (Tips)
- An additional ‘start here’ module to help your family begin the curriculum
- Access to a community chat forum of adults using the curriculum
- Curriculum viewing calendar/schedule
- Certificate of completion for students
- Detailed grading rubric
- Lifetime access to all content free of charge
- Any new content as it’s added