Home economics

We are doing the best we can in life. But with some Home Economics skills, we may not have learned in school that could make life better.

When a lot of people talk about homeschool home economics it is usually a fun joke about having kids do chores or help with a DIY project. While it always makes me laugh, I think there is more to

Running a household is not that easy. It’s more than just keeping a home nice and tidy. Learning how to cook, clean, and be a domestic engineer of sorts requires skill and patience. You should not be doing it all on your own, however. Even the youngest children can help with cooking, cleaning, and other...Read More

Remember your first home ec class? While you might not remember all the recipes, I bet you learned a thing or two (or eight!) from your home economics teacher. These are lessons I value as a cook and an educator myself!

Life Skills Every Kid Needs and that you won't learn in school and in most cases not from your parents either

Teach your k-12 learners about recipes. What goes in to making a recipe? Food systems, home economics, culture, are all areas that can be addressed through analysis of recipes. Two original worksheets free to use in your classroom.

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Put your knowledge of the domestic arts to the test!

Homeschool home economics lessons teach elementary homeschool students about personal hygiene, time and money management, hospitality, cooking, and more.

When you think of Home Economics, do you simply think of cooking and sewing? Most people do. But there are 7 principles in home economics.