Home skills

What life skills do you want to pass down to your kids? Here are 50 Life Skills That Should Be Taught At Home.

Life skills are important for kids to learn to help them develop into self-sufficient and resilient people.

When caring for your family, some basic skills make everyday life so much easier, and can save you money! Here are 10 homemaking skills to learn!

Check out these 10 home economics skills your kids need to know, plus a free printable!

Freedom Homeschooling lists free homeschool life skills electives for all grades. Home economics, personal finance, auto repair, and more!

Whether you’re a homeowner or a perpetual renter, there are certain skills that are really helpful to know. Some of these you could call your super for—but really, why wait around for an entire day (or week, or longer!) when you could simply do the task yourself? In addition to saving time, it’s really rewarding to know how to tackle these life skills on your own. Read on to see how many you’ve already mastered.

Homemaking 101 is the perfect place for beginner homemakers to start. Learn what homemaking is, why it matters, and how to turn your house into a home.

Have you ever wondered what makes some homes (and homemakers) stand apart from the rest? So did I. After careful consideration and study, I realized that highly effective homemakers generally practice these seven homemaking habits every day.

In our fast-paced world, learning the old-fashioned skills of our ancestors can lead to a fulfilling life. What I learned from my great-grandmother’s self-sufficient lifestyle has enriched my life. These practices, passed down through generations, anchor me to my roots. I'll share 20 enduring old-fashioned life skills that have shaped my life and could simplify and enrich yours, too. #OldFashionedSkills #OldFashionedSkillstoLearn #OldFashionedLifeSkills