Family and Consumer Science

Course Length

2 Semesters

• Ignitia
• LIFEPAC

Family and Consumer Science at Alpha Omega Academy covers homemaking skills along with a focus on the importance of living a Christian life in the home.

Preparing students for life, family and consumer science teaches everything from Christian character to personal appearance. Lessons for grades 9-12 cover homemaking skills along with a focus on the importance of living a Christian life in the home. Topics in the first semester of this course from our online academy include nutrition and exercise, kitchen tools and safety, food categories and cooking, clothes and textiles, and sewing and pattern-making.

In the second semester, this course from our online academy continues with lessons on interior design and room decoration, hospitality and entertaining guests, home repair, job searching, personal finance, child care and development, and building relationships. Character quality development and biblical applications to daily situations are also discussed. This course contains quizzes and tests to evaluate progress and student mastery. Projects are included.

Additional Details

In family and consumer science, hands-on projects require student responsibility for completion. Cooking assignments should be completed as directed and under adult supervision. Some sewing projects require use of a sewing machine. Most assignments and instructions are appropriate for both genders.

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Overview of Concepts

• Christian Character and Appearance
• What's Cookin'
• Let's Eat
• The Clothes You Wear
• The Clothes You Sew
• Interior Decorating
• Your Home and You
• Financial Freedom
• Child Care and Development
• Relationships
• Concepts in Design