Looking Good

This program helps participants understand some of the criteria that people use for selecting clothing such as appearance, and appropriateness for desired function. It also encourages comparing clothing sources, evaluating clothing quality, and clothing care techniques. It also shows how to involve children in the system.

Objectives

Problem Solving and Decision Making Identify clothing appropriate for: Protection & safety Comfort, durability, and appearance relationships Select clothing based on: Sizing charts and measurements Aesthetics Cost care label information
		Understanding Self and Others Appearance and clothing Resources for clothing and accessories and their care Various cultural and ethnic groups
Communicating and Relating to Others Information communicated visually by clothing and appearance. Understand relationship between clothing and first impressions. Involve children in clothing selection, acquisition, and care process	Managing Resources, Time, and Money Compare sources for acquiring clothing Evaluate clothing quality Use fiber content and care labels Acquire clothing within budgets Clothing care techniques

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Looking Good

Objectives

Problem Solving and Decision Making

Identify clothing appropriate for:

Select clothing based on:

Understanding Self and Others

Communicating and Relating to Others

Managing Resources, Time, and Money