UPMSP High School Home Science (for Boys) study materials
UPMSP High School Home Science (for Boys) study resources

UPMSP High School Home Science (for Boys) study plan

UPMSP High School Home Science (for Boys) · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

Food and Nutrition: nutrients, balanced diet, meal planning, and dietary needs across life stages & Food Preparation and Preservation: methods, hygiene, and kitchen safety

  • Classify the six major nutrient groups and state one food source and one function for each

  • Distinguish between a balanced diet and an adequate diet, and give a one-day example meal plan for an adolescent boy

  • Identify the two main causes of food spoilage (microbial and non-microbial) and match three preservation methods to each

  • List five kitchen safety rules and describe the correct response to a cooking-oil fire

  • Explain three personal-hygiene practices required before and during food handling

Your checkpoint

A one-page balanced-diet chart for a 16-year-old boy with 5 meals, nutrient labels, and a 10-line preservation and kitchen-safety checklist

Week 2

Food and Nutrition: nutrients, balanced diet, meal planning, and dietary needs across life stages & Food Preparation and Preservation: methods, hygiene, and kitchen safety

  • Compare nutrient needs of infants, school-age children, pregnant women, and the elderly in a table

  • Describe three methods of food preservation (drying, salting, refrigeration or canning) with their principle and one limitation each

  • Calculate the cost of one home-cooked balanced meal for a family of four

  • Explain the difference between food poisoning and food-borne infection with one example each

Your checkpoint

A comparison table of dietary needs across four life stages plus a costed one-day family meal plan

Week 3

Textiles and Clothing: fibres, fabric care, stitching, and clothing selection & Practical/Application Skills: food, fabric, and home-care tasks applied to daily life

  • Classify natural and man-made fibres and state two properties of cotton, silk, wool, and polyester

  • Interpret five common care-label symbols and state the wash action each requires

  • Demonstrate three basic hand stitches (running, back, hemming) on a sample cloth

  • Select appropriate fabric and stitching style for a school shirt or kurta and justify the choice

Your checkpoint

A stitched stitch-sample card with five labelled stitches and a written fabric-selection note for one garment

Week 4

Textiles and Clothing: fibres, fabric care, stitching, and clothing selection & Home and Family: concept, functions, types of family, and changing roles

  • Explain stain removal for ink, tea, and grease using the correct first step for each

  • Describe the functions of the family and distinguish nuclear, joint, and single-parent families

  • Analyse how changing roles of men and women affect household work-sharing

  • Apply two fabric-care practices that extend garment life

Your checkpoint

A two-part written assignment: a stain-removal chart and a 200-word note on changing family roles and work-sharing

Week 5

Home Management: resources, work simplification, budgeting, and time and energy management & Home and Family: concept, functions, types of family, and changing roles

  • Classify household resources as human and non-human and give three examples of each

  • Apply work-simplification principles to redesign one repetitive household task

  • Prepare a monthly family budget with fixed, flexible, and savings categories

  • Identify three time- and energy-saving practices in daily household work

Your checkpoint

A one-month family budget sheet with a before-and-after work-simplification sketch of one household task

Week 6

Child Development: growth, milestones, play, and care in early childhood & Health and Hygiene: personal hygiene, first aid, common diseases, and community health

  • List growth milestones of children at 3 months, 1 year, and 3 years

  • Describe types of play and match each to an age group

  • Demonstrate first aid for a minor cut, a burn, and a nosebleed

  • Explain the mode of spread and one prevention measure for three common communicable diseases

  • Describe three community-health measures such as safe water and waste disposal

Your checkpoint

A first-aid quick-reference card for five situations plus a child-development milestone chart for three ages

Week 7

Housing and Interior Decoration: space planning, furnishings, and aesthetics & Health and Hygiene: personal hygiene, first aid, common diseases, and community health

  • Apply principles of space planning to arrange one room with furniture drawn to rough scale

  • Explain the role of colour, light, and ventilation in interior comfort

  • Identify personal-hygiene routines for skin, hair, teeth, and hands with a daily schedule

  • List three household practices that prevent the spread of infection

Your checkpoint

A hand-drawn room layout with labelled furniture and a daily personal-hygiene routine chart

Week 8

Consumer Education and Home Economics: consumer rights, budgeting, and simple accounting & Practical/Application Skills: food, fabric, and home-care tasks applied to daily life

  • State five consumer rights and the correct forum for a defective-product complaint

  • Prepare a simple income-and-expenditure account for one month

  • Apply consumer decision-making steps to one real purchase

  • Complete one integrated practical task combining food, fabric, or home-care skills

Your checkpoint

A complete revision file containing the income-expenditure account, consumer-rights summary, and one documented practical task

Milestones

Week 2: Score at least 70% on a 25-question self-test covering nutrition, preservation, and kitchen safety

Week 4: Complete the stitch-sample card and correctly answer 8 of 10 care-label and stain-removal items

Week 6: Demonstrate all five first-aid procedures to a family member and state the milestones of three child ages without notes

Week 8: Finish the full-length mock paper within the time limit, scoring at least 65% overall with no domain below 50%