BSEB Matric Home Science study plan
BSEB Matric Home Science · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 6 hours per week
Food, Nutrition and Health
List the six major nutrient classes and state one primary function and two rich food sources for each
Explain the difference between energy-giving, body-building, and protective foods with three examples each
Calculate the approximate energy value of a simple two-item meal using standard calorie tables
Describe three common nutritional deficiency diseases and their visible symptoms
Your checkpoint
A one-page nutrient reference chart with functions, sources, and deficiency signs for all six nutrient classes
Food, Nutrition and Health
Classify ten common foods into the five food groups and justify each placement
Explain the effect of over-cooking and repeated reheating on water-soluble vitamins
Describe the nutritional needs of three life stages: adolescence, pregnancy, and old age
Identify two local food myths and correct them with evidence-based reasoning
Your checkpoint
A written 10-item food classification table with a short note on one life-stage nutritional adjustment
Meal Planning and Balanced Diet
Define balanced diet and list the five food groups with one serving example per group
Plan a full-day vegetarian menu for a working adult that meets all food groups
Compare the cost of two protein sources and select the more economical per gram of protein
Identify three seasonal, low-cost foods and explain how to use them in daily meals
Your checkpoint
A 7-day balanced meal plan for a working adult with a rough cost estimate per day
Food Preservation and Processing
Explain five food preservation methods and the principle behind each
Describe the process of making one fruit preserve and one vegetable pickle at home
List three signs of food spoilage and two safe storage practices for cooked food
Compare home preservation with commercial processing in terms of nutrition retention and cost
Your checkpoint
A step-by-step preservation guide for one fruit product and one vegetable product, each with safety notes
Home Management and Household Resource Use & Consumer Awareness and Home Economics
Prepare a monthly household budget covering fixed and variable expenses for a family of four
Apply two techniques to reduce household energy or water use and estimate the monthly saving
Explain the difference between needs and wants with three personal examples
Describe two consumer rights and the process for filing a complaint about a defective product
Your checkpoint
A sample monthly family budget with a savings line and a short note on one consumer right exercised
Textiles, Clothing and Fabric Care
Classify ten fabric samples by fibre type and describe one care instruction for each
Explain the meaning of three common care-label symbols and demonstrate correct interpretation
Describe the process of removing three common stains from cotton fabric
Compare hand washing and machine washing for delicate fabrics in terms of cost and fabric life
Your checkpoint
A fabric care card listing five fibres with washing, drying, and ironing instructions
Child Development and Family Relationships & Health, Hygiene and First Aid
List the major physical and social milestones of a child from birth to five years
Describe three positive discipline strategies and explain why physical punishment is discouraged
Demonstrate the first-aid steps for a minor burn, a cut, and a choking incident
Explain the importance of hand hygiene and safe drinking water in preventing common infections
Your checkpoint
A one-page first-aid quick-reference sheet for three common home injuries with step-by-step actions
Practical and Project Work (Home Science Skills)
Design a small home-science project with a clear aim, method, and expected outcome
Prepare a project report following a standard format with observations and conclusions
Review all eight domains using a 20-question self-test and score at least 80%
Identify two weak areas from the self-test and write a short revision note for each
Your checkpoint
A complete project report on one chosen home-science activity, including aim, method, observations, and conclusion
Milestones
Week 2: Score at least 70% on a 15-question self-quiz covering nutrient functions, food groups, and deficiency diseases
Week 4: Produce a 7-day balanced meal plan and a preservation guide, then explain each to a study partner without notes
Week 6: Correctly classify eight out of ten fabric samples and interpret five care-label symbols without reference
Week 8: Complete the full-length mock test and score at least 80%, with written revision notes for any missed domain