I've been trying to figure out how best to teach my 10 year old son and 12 year daughter key concepts when they're old enough such as:
1. Abstinence. Consequences of promiscuity.
2. Healthy Biblical Masculinity & Femininity.
3. Biblical roles for husbands & wives.
4. Attraction
5. Nature of men & women (polygamy/hypergamy)
6. Much more, but those should give you an idea

I've started on #2: biblical masculinity and femininity using Bible passages and we've had the birds and the bees talk with each of them. Just wondering if there are any kids' devotions, Bible studies, etc. that you guys have used. I found the Five Aspects of Man / Five Aspects of Women have a version aimed for 10-14 year old girls, so I've been thinking of getting that for example. It seems solid from what I can tell, but won't know until I got it and read it all before my wife or I start it with my daughter.

Wife is not RP, not a hardcore feminist, but she does have some feminist perspectives. She does let me have the final say on decisions when I find it necessary. I don't see that she would object to anything I taught directly from scripture or Bible based materials that don't go into all the RP terms and nitty gritty. I'd rather stay away from anything that rants about feminism or goes all out on an anti-feminism crusade. TBMBP would be too much at this point for example.

Mission: WIP. For now, concentrating on disciplining my kids before they go to college, and breaking out from being a complacent husband & father for years. I am thinking and praying about how to expand my mission and looking for opportunities, for example: possibly leading a small group or disciplining other men.

Stats: 42M, 177 lbs, 22% body fat, 5'9", 320 lb deadlift, 255 squat, 170 bench

Reading: RPC & MRP sidebars, TMMSLP, TBMBP, starting NMMNG

Finances: Career is mature, stable, and earns enough. Minimal debt (house is paid for), retirement and college savings are on track

Spiritual: Personal: Devotions & prayer almost daily. Lead the family in: praying before dinner, memorizing 1 new verse per week and reviewing existing ones, attend church weekly + discussing the message, and working on reading the New Testament