HOME ECONOMICS Middle School and High School
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FREE HOME SCHOOL Curriculum & lesson plans
free of common core. designed with common sense. I asked my Junior High and High School student what electives they were interested in pursuing for High School. They BOTH said, cooking. They have been cracking eggs, mixing pancake batter and stirring pots on the stove since they were knee high. WHAT am I going to do to create a 'curriculum' about cooking aka home ec? A quick search on free home economic resources brought me to a place with organized lesson plans, printables and videos. Having a framework for our 'course' allows me to stress less about the curriculum planner and focus more the actual learning and the enjoyment of teaching. These free home school lessons are now considered greater treasures to impart knowledge that might otherwise be lost in a maze of federal mandates and testing requirements. 
A collection of resource for skills suck as cooking, baking, crafting, sewing, child development, first aid, health and fitness, natural living, modesty, godly character traits, finances, and so much more.
This is an ONLINE CURRICULUM with weekly schedule. (Printable version available for minimal cost. ) OUR REVIEW: FIND MORE FREE HOME SCHOOL RESOURCES:
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Free home school lessons and unit studies
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Curriculum for Science \ History Lessons \ Literature Unit Studies \ Geography Lesson Plans More than just Free Outlines, PowerPoints, Lesson Plans, Worksheets, Maps ; these lessons are designed to get your kids EXCITED about how history, science and even literature impacts their lives today. Primary sources, history trivia, multi media and hands on crafts and activities take these core curriculums from a dry text book to a living part of their lives. Our science lessons are centered around learning standards created long before Common Core. They are designed to engage and excite curiosity. Hands on, multi media and experiement suggestions included. Most of these lessons were gathered and used successfully in a group setting (home school co-op) with kids ages 8 - 13. Additional older middle school and high school resources were used with students as part of their independent study program. Every attempt has been made to create a learning environment that is COMMON CORE FREE!* This means that these resources (created by talented teachers from 2000 to 2010) will no longer be used in public school settings. |
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