This home economics curriculum contains 16 modules for teaching personal, family, and applied skills in high schools in Alberta. The modules may be used in courses on various levels. Each module consists of generalizations, objectives, suggested learning experiences related to resources, and a content checklist. Modules in the personal living skills grouping cover personal awareness, resource management, life-style management, and living skills within relationships. Modules for the family skills grouping cover child study, teen-parent relationships, human sexuality, marriage, and parenting. In the applied skills grouping, modules cover living on one's own, designing home environments, housing, the senior side of living, community services for children, historical family crafts, and the family in crisis. Besides the modules, this guide also contains an introductory section providing the rationale and objectives for the program, program description, student evaluation tips, module organization outlines, and recommended resources. (KC)