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Food & Home Economics
Cook real meals, shop smart, and run a kitchen like a pro.
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Cooking Basics
Stock a pantry, use a knife the right way, plan meals on a budget, and cook your first real meal — no recipe app needed.
What you'll learn
- Stock a pantry so you can always pull a meal together
- Hold and use a kitchen knife the safe, confident way
- Plan a week of meals on a real budget — and cook your first full meal
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Fix-It Skills
Sew on a button, use the right tool, patch a wall — learn to fix things instead of throwing them out.
What you'll learn
- Sew on a button and fix a ripped seam by hand
- Know the six tools that cover most household jobs
- Patch small wall holes so they disappear
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Grocery Shopping on a Budget
Unit prices, store brands, coupons, and the art of leaving with what you came for — not double the bill.
What you'll learn
- Shop with a list and use unit prices to spot the real deal
- Use store brands, coupons, and sales without getting played
- Feed yourself for a week on a fixed budget
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Meal Planning for Real Life
Breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks for a whole week — using ingredients twice and never wasting leftovers.
What you'll learn
- Plan a full week of meals so 'what do I eat' stops being a daily crisis
- Cook once, eat twice with repeat ingredients
- Store and actually use leftovers so food (and money) stops going to waste
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Kitchen Survival
Food safety, safe temperatures, storage, and substitutions — everything beyond the recipes that keeps a kitchen running.
What you'll learn
- Handle food safely — temperatures, cross-contamination, and the mistakes that make people sick
- Store, freeze, and defrost food the right way
- Measure properly and swap ingredients when you don't have exactly what the recipe says
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Clothing & Sewing Basics
Classic home economics, modernized — buttons, hems, stains, and knowing when to repair, donate, or let go.
What you'll learn
- Sew buttons, close tears, and learn the hand stitches that fix most things
- Hem, iron, and decode care labels so clothes last
- Rescue common stains — and decide: repair, donate, or replace