FAMILY & CONSUMER SCIENCE
The following
courses cover the Pennsylvania academic standards of Family and
Consumer Science.
Food and Nutrition 10,11,12th grades
Child Development 10, 11, 12th grades
Food & Fiber Arts 10, 11, 12th grades
Intro Family &
Consumer Science (required)
9th grade
FOODS AND
NUTRITION:
CHILD DEVELOPMENT: First and Second Semesters- This course explores the background and reasons for early childhood education programs; provides an opportunity for students to be introduced to child development and types of programs that exist; growth and development of child from pregnancy to age five; family planning, birth processes, parenting and care giving is discussed; discipline vs. punishment, development and purpose of play, development of curricula areas are also studied; guidance techniques are taught; hands on field experience in observation and participation at elementary school are a major part of the program. Experience with simulation; Baby…Think It Over; also mini craft units will be incorporated into the curriculum. The student will be required to pay for the project.
FOOD AND FIBER ARTS: Student's interested in improving their cooking skills and abilities in a more involved way will explore food preservation, add finishing touches to food, entertaining, cooking customs from many countries and regions in the United States as well as preparing foods characteristic of these regions are emphasized. Students will also construct a “quillow” to utilize quilting and sewing skills.
9th GRADE INTRO FAMILY AND
CONSUMER SCIENCES: