The Home School
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Patching, mending, and darning. Cutting simple patterns for all articles made. Cooking: Plain household cooking, including the most simple dishes suitable for breakfast, luncheon, or supper, and dinner. Bread-making.
Elementary discussions of food values. Marketing.
SECOND YEAR.
Sewing: Hand and machine sewing.
Under-garments, shirt-waists for women, shirts and shirt-waists for boys, and underwear for little girls.
43 THE HOME SCHOOL Embroidery, crochet work, knitting, etc. Making and adapting ...patterns. Cooking: Household cooking and planning of menus. Special dishes salads, ices and ice creams, desserts, etc. Preserving and making "pickles, relishes, and jelly. Dressing poultry and preparing special meat dishes.
Discussion of food values. Marketing.
THIRD YEAR.
Sewing: Home dressmaking and making over. Home millinery.
Adapting patterns and making linings. Designing as applied to dressmaking and mil- linery.
Making bows, buttons, folds, etc. , for trimming. Clothing for babies and young children.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Patching, mending, and darning. Cutting simple patterns for all articles made. Cooking: Plain household cooking, including the most simple dishes suitable for breakfast, luncheon, or supper, and dinner. Bread-making.
Elementary discussions of food values. Marketing.
SECOND YEAR.
Sewing: Hand and machine sewing.
Under-garments, shirt-waists for women, shirts and shirt-waists for boys, and underwear for little girls.
43 THE HOME SCHOOL Embroidery, crochet work, knitting, etc. Making and adapting ...patterns. Cooking: Household cooking and planning of menus. Special dishes salads, ices and ice creams, desserts, etc. Preserving and making "pickles, relishes, and jelly. Dressing poultry and preparing special meat dishes.
Discussion of food values. Marketing.
THIRD YEAR.
Sewing: Home dressmaking and making over. Home millinery.
Adapting patterns and making linings. Designing as applied to dressmaking and mil- linery.
Making bows, buttons, folds, etc. , for trimming. Clothing for babies and young children.
What to read after The Home School?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ada Wilson Trowbridge to read onlineMoreLess
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