Welcome to FACS!
This page outlines the exciting and practical skills you'll learn in our Family and Consumer Sciences class. We focus on building life skills that will benefit you now and in the future!
What We Do in FACS:
Culinary Arts:
Learn basic cooking techniques and kitchen safety.
Prepare and taste a variety of delicious and nutritious recipes.
Explore different food groups and their importance for health.
Understand recipe reading and measurement skills.
Practice food presentation and table setting.
Child Development:
Explore the stages of child development.
Learn about the responsibilities of caring for a child.
Gain an understanding of positive parenting techniques.
Participate in activities that simulate caring for an infant.
Personal Finance:
Learn about budgeting and money management.
Understand the importance of saving and spending wisely.
Explore career options and the skills needed for success.
Learn about consumer rights and responsibilities.
Life Skills:
Develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
Learn about communication and interpersonal skills.
Practice teamwork and collaboration.
Gain an understanding of healthy relationships.
Learn about household management.
Nutrition and Wellness:
Learn about the importance of a well balanced diet.
Learn how to read and understand food labels.
Learn about physical activity, and how it effects your health.
Learn how to identify healthy food choices.
Why FACS is Important:
FACS teaches you practical skills that you'll use throughout your life.
It helps you become a more responsible and independent individual.
It provides opportunities for creativity and self-expression.
It prepares you for future careers in various fields.
It helps you to make informed decisions about your health and well being.
We look forward to a fun and educational year in FACS!