Free Christian Curriculum Kindergarten through twelfth grade · free to download

4 years · 400 lessons · 4,000 questions

Home Economics

Cooking, budgeting, sewing, laundry, hospitality, and child care — the ordinary skills that keep a household running.

Home Economics is taught in grade 9 through grade 12. Each year below is a complete course in its own right, with its own units, its own quizzes, and its own downloads.

This is a self-paced elective. It sits outside the daily schedule, so a family can take it over a summer, stretch it across a year, or skip it without unsettling anything else.

Year by year

What each year covers

Open a year to see its units. Unit headings come straight from the lessons; where a course does not name its units, the first lesson of the unit is shown instead.

Grade 9 10 units · 100 lessons
  1. 1Starts with “What Is Home Economics? A Biblical View of the Home”
  2. 2Starts with “Why Budgeting Matters for a Family”
  3. 3Starts with “Why Meal Planning Saves Time and Money”
  4. 4Starts with “Kitchen Safety and Basic Tools”
  5. 5Starts with “Introduction to Hand Sewing”
  6. 6Starts with “Sorting Laundry Correctly”
  7. 7Starts with “Why an Organized Home Matters”
  8. 8Starts with “The Biblical Call to Hospitality”
  9. 9Starts with “Understanding Basic Child Development Stages”
  10. 10Starts with “Basic Home Repairs Every Household Should Know”
Grade 10 10 units · 100 lessons
  1. 1Starts with “What Is Home Economics? A Biblical View of the Home”
  2. 2Starts with “Why Budgeting Matters for a Family”
  3. 3Starts with “Why Meal Planning Saves Time and Money”
  4. 4Starts with “Kitchen Safety and Basic Tools”
  5. 5Starts with “Introduction to Hand Sewing”
  6. 6Starts with “Sorting Laundry Correctly”
  7. 7Starts with “Why an Organized Home Matters”
  8. 8Starts with “The Biblical Call to Hospitality”
  9. 9Starts with “Understanding Basic Child Development Stages”
  10. 10Starts with “Basic Home Repairs Every Household Should Know”
Grade 11 10 units · 100 lessons
  1. 1Starts with “What Is Home Economics? A Biblical View of the Home”
  2. 2Starts with “Why Budgeting Matters for a Family”
  3. 3Starts with “Why Meal Planning Saves Time and Money”
  4. 4Starts with “Kitchen Safety and Basic Tools”
  5. 5Starts with “Introduction to Hand Sewing”
  6. 6Starts with “Sorting Laundry Correctly”
  7. 7Starts with “Why an Organized Home Matters”
  8. 8Starts with “The Biblical Call to Hospitality”
  9. 9Starts with “Understanding Basic Child Development Stages”
  10. 10Starts with “Basic Home Repairs Every Household Should Know”
Grade 12 10 units · 100 lessons
  1. 1Starts with “What Is Home Economics? A Biblical View of the Home”
  2. 2Starts with “Why Budgeting Matters for a Family”
  3. 3Starts with “Why Meal Planning Saves Time and Money”
  4. 4Starts with “Kitchen Safety and Basic Tools”
  5. 5Starts with “Introduction to Hand Sewing”
  6. 6Starts with “Sorting Laundry Correctly”
  7. 7Starts with “Why an Organized Home Matters”
  8. 8Starts with “The Biblical Call to Hospitality”
  9. 9Starts with “Understanding Basic Child Development Stages”
  10. 10Starts with “Basic Home Repairs Every Household Should Know”