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Livewild Skills

A field guide to practical independence

Useful skills.
Greater independence.

Choose a real task. Understand how it works. Practice, check the result, and come back to it later.

Hands sewing a four-hole button onto a green linen shirt on a wooden workbench
MEND-02

Up through A, down through B — three or four times.

Available now · 3 interactive starters

Start with something you can finish today

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MEND-02
Available nowGuided workshop

Sew a flat button onto a practice fabric swatch

Keep the shirt: attach an ordinary four-hole button and prove it works.

Reading/diagrams ~6 min · hands-on practice 15–25 min

MATH-01
Available nowOrdinary practice

Read a tape measure and compare fractions of an inch

Measure once accurately — read eighths or millimeters and repeat the result.

Reading/diagrams ~5.5 min · hands-on practice 10–15 min

MATH-02
Available nowOrdinary practice

Double or halve a recipe and verify each quantity

Feed a different crowd: scale a recipe by ½, 1½ or 2 and keep every unit.

Reading/diagrams ~5.5 min · hands-on practice 10–15 min

Start from a problem, a skill, or a project

The planned catalog · 18 tracks · 126 lessons

Tracks

Most lessons are planned and in development. Each preview shows its scope and supervision mode.

Course bundles

Several lessons combined into a complete project. Bundles open lesson by lesson as they're released.

All 7 bundles

Independence includes knowing when to get help.

Every lesson ends with something you do, explain, or decide. You pick how it's explained — diagrams, a talk-through, hands-on, or small steps — and switch any time. The skill and its checks stay the same.

Watching or passing a quiz isn't proof of a physical skill, so real work is recorded separately — by you or an observer. Adults start straight away; younger learners follow readiness and supervision.

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