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Training Your Children in Home Economics eBook

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Training Children in Home Ec

Do you want to teach your children Home Ec skills, but want a guide to help you get started?

Are you a homeschooler looking for an inexpensive way to add Home Economics instruction to your school year?

Were you part of the generation that never really learned the Home Ec skills our Mothers and Grandmothers learned, so you just don’t know where to start with your own children?

Do you want to be sure you don’t have to be doing your children’s laundry when they’re 40?

The Training Your Children in Home Economics eBook May Be Perfect for You!

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Price: $2.50

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Note: The Kindle version costs slightly less because you are given the information for the progress sheets, but must create your own if you would like to use all of the progress sheets:

Training Your Children in Home Economics is a 44 page eBook, which is wonderful for families with multiple children, as there are reproducible progress sheets and simple shape sewing patterns.  You’ll be able to print as many of those sheets as you need for your immediate family.

Training Your Children in Home Economics addresses why learning Home Ec skills are important for children, as well as sections on skills in the following areas:

  • Money Management
  • Hospitality
  • Simple Sewing Skills
  • Gardening
  • Meal Planning
  • Meal Preparation
  • Kitchen Safety
  • Food Safety
  • Microwave Safety
  • Table Manners
  • Laundry Skills

Also included in Training Your Children in Home Economics:

  • Progress Form for Simple Sewing Skills (with Specific Skills Listed)
  • Progress Form for Working on Assisting in the Kitchen (with Specific Skills Listed)
  • Progress Form (Multiple Pages) for Building a Repertoire of Meals that Can Be Prepared Independently
  • Meal Planning Page
  • Progress Form for Beginning Laundry Skills
  • Progress Form (two pages) for Laundry Skills (more advanced that “Beginning” section)
  • Three Pages of Very Simple Reproducible Shapes for Sewing Felt Creations

Training Your Children in Home Economics would be the perfect base for a course in your homeschool (or to work on after school) on Home Economics!  Because the eBook doesn’t cover everything in the field of Home Economics, this allows y0u to add in other Home Economic Skills that you feel you would also like your children to learn or just add to the skills that are already worked on in the eBook.

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Price: $2.50

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Note: The Kindle version costs slightly less because you are given the information for the progress sheets, but must create your own if you would like to use all of the progress sheets:

Training Your Children in Home Economics eBook is Great for Multiple Ages

While young children won’t be able to do every activity in the eBook, there are activities that you can start working on in this eBook for children as young as preschool.

The ideal target age group, based on my own children, for this book is approximately for older elementary through middle school age (and early high school).

This eBook is also great for all high school students that are lacking in these home economics areas!

Who Teaching Your Children in Home Economics eBook is NOT Designed For:

If your children regularly do all the laundry on their own, plan and prepare elaborate meals, and can whip up a new sundress in an afternoon, this eBook isn’t for you.

If you are looking for a quick solution that will have your children self-sufficient by tomorrow (or next week), this eBook isn’t for you.

If you aren’t really interested in putting in some time to work with your children on learning Home Ec skills, this eBook probably isn’t for you (unless someone else has agreed to work through it with them).

However, if you are willing to put in some time (even if it’s stretched out over a long period of time) working on these important Home Economics skills with your children, then Training Your Children in Home Economics might just be perfect for your family!

But, don’t let me be the only one to tell you about Training Your Children in Home Economics…

Training Your Children in Home Economics answers the call of all those desperate mothers out there who don’t know where to start when teaching their children the basics of running a home.  As a member of a generation paralyzed by fear of all things domestic, I know most of us do not want that for our children, especially our daughters.  Angie’s book is timely, simple to understand and apply, and the perfect place to begin.  I cannot wait to share this gem of a resource with my readers! — Amy of Raising Arrows and Homeschool Blogging

 

Kris from Weird, Unsocialized HomeschoolersWhether you’re looking for a simple, doable Home Ec “course” for your homeschooled kids or just want some ideas for teaching your kids the life skills they’ll need as adults, Training Your Children in Home Economics is a great solution. Angie covers everything from basic sewing and gardening to meal planning and table manners. She offers practical, manageable tips for preparing the next generation with basic household management skills. And, Moms, this is practical for your boys, too. Your daughters-in-law will love you for it some day! — Kris of Weird, Unsocialized Homeschoolers

I have to confess that training my children to be successful adults is not always first and foremost on my mind. This is probably the biggest impression that I got from reading “Training Your Children in Home Economics” by Angie Kauffman. I realized that what goes on in our house every day has a more lasting value than just whether or not the floor gets vacuumed. Kids, as we know, are always learning. If I’m not training them how to be good stewards of the home… then I’m training them *not* to be. – Amber of Classic Housewife

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Price: $2.50

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Kindle Version:

Note: The Kindle version costs slightly less because you are given the information for the progress sheets, but must create your own if you would like to use all of the progress sheets:


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