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Family & Consumer Sciences: Life Skills—Independent Living


INDEPENDENT LIVING On Your Own: Independent Living Skills


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Help young adults jump out of the family nest with this practical six-part series! Quick and to the point, each video focuses on a key area of


independent living. Viewable/printable discussion questions are available online. A Meridian Production. (17–25 minutes each) © 2010 Preview Clip Online C o


Finding an Apartment


What are the expenses of living in an apartment? What obligations come with signing on the dotted line? Is it good to have roommates? This video explains to first-time renters how to locate, lease, and set up an apartment while avoiding common problems. Information on moving and finding furni- ture on a budget is also included. $99.95 QGR41302 • DVD / VOD


Managing Your Money Money management is the key to independent living. This video puts money under a microscope as it looks at budgeting, wisely spending, and protecting money (and, by extension, at that all-important credit rating). A smart investment! $99.95 QGR41303 • DVD / VOD


Practical, Healthy Cooking Moving away from home means moving away from home cooking, too—a fact that, surprisingly, escapes many young adults new to life on their own. After watching this video, viewers will see how easy it can be to prepare food, store leftovers, and clean up the kitchen. Safety is stressed. $99.95 QGR41304 • DVD / VOD


Preflight Checklist: Are You Ready to Live on Your Own? Anthony is ready to live on his own! In this video, he seeks advice on how to make moving away a successful experience. Viewable/printable educa- tional resources are available online. (20 minutes) © 2006 Preview Clip Online C o $99.95 QGR41207 • DVD / VOD


Preflight Checklist: Where to Land—Apartment or Dorm? Isabel is going away to college! In this video, she looks at the pros and cons of dorm and apartment living. Viewable/printable educational resources are available online. (13 minutes) © 2006 Preview Clip Online C o $99.95 QGR41208 • DVD / VOD


Shopping Smart There’s no question about it: the grocery-shopping experience can be overwhelming! This video will guide viewers smoothly through the process of planning balanced meals, making a shopping list, clipping coupons, and setting (and sticking to!) a budget. Essential viewing for first-time shoppers! $99.95 QGR41305 • DVD / VOD


Housekeeping How-Tos From a dust mop and other necessary equipment, to cleaning supplies, to making (and following!) a what-and-when cleaning schedule, this video provides a step-by-step look at housekeeping. How to do laundry is also included, as well as a segment on how to clean a computer. $99.95 QGR41306 • DVD / VOD


Building the Right Wardrobe Every outfit sends a message. This video shows how to send the right one at the appropriate time— without breaking the budget. Topics include planning a wardrobe that accommodates work, school, and leisure; shopping for value and price; and more. Indispensable! $99.95 QGR41307 • DVD / VOD


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How to Buy Quality Furniture Purchasing bargain furniture now may not be such a bargain in the long run. Knowing what to look for in well-made furniture, regardless of your budget, will help you get the most for your money. Furniture makers and furniture retailers share their expertise. We visit a furniture factory and see all types of furni- ture: wooden, upholstered, chrome, steel, wicker; compare styles and construction; and figure out what fits our lifestyle choices. A Meridian Production. (13 minutes) © 2000 Preview Clip Online o $89.95 QGR25591 • DVD / VOD


Laundry 101: Clothing Care for Looking Good Filmed in a lively format, Laundry 101 is the perfect primer on clothing care. Covers all of the laundry room basics. Viewable/printable educational resources are available online. (21 minutes) © 2001 Preview Clip Online C o $99.95 QGR41195 • DVD / VOD


Just the Facts: Microwave Ovens In this video, chef Jonathan Locke explains how to use a microwave effectively and safely. Viewable/ printable educational resources are available online. (17 minutes) © 2007 Preview Clip Online C o


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The Midwest Book Review. $99.95 QGR41225 • DVD / VOD


Small Utensils for the Kitchen Utensils are designed to add speed and ease in food preparation. Since there are literally hundreds of utensils from which to choose, this video shows a sampling of basic, nonelectric kitchen tools for the most commonly performed tasks and demonstrates how to use them. Among the selection are the apple corer, baster, bottle/can opener, cutting boards, various types of knives, and measuring utensils. A Meridian Production. (14 minutes) © 1993 Preview Clip Online o $69.95 QGR26336 • DVD / VOD


Selecting and Storing Fruits and Vegetables How do you tell if a banana’s ripe? Is it OK to buy apples and cut out the bruises? Will a tomato or a pear continue to ripen? Can anyone really pick a ripe watermelon? Should grapes be washed? Different fruits and vegetables need different kinds of selection guidelines and storage procedures. Viewers of this video will learn how to properly select many types of fruits and vegetables; how to determine quality and ripeness; what is and is not acceptable in appearance; and how to store fresh items. A Meridian Production. (12 minutes) © 1996 Preview Clip Online o $69.95 QGR26265 • DVD / VOD


Which Fork Do I Use? In this video, four high school students seek the advice of a FACS educator and etiquette expert as they prepare for a formal dinner and dance. Viewable/printable educational resources are available online. (22 minutes) © 2009 Preview Clip Online C o


Recommended by The Midwest Book Review and Video Librarian. $99.95 QGR41245 • DVD / VOD


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