Understand basic conditional logic in computer programming.

Advanced: be able to replace a simple wall outlet. Know where the breaker panel is, be able to flip a tripped breaker, know how to use a volt stick.

Understand how the house electrical system works.

Know how to shut off the water supply (for any piece of plumbing, including for the whole house). Be able to fix and replace the basic components in the tank.

Be able to navigate with a map and compass.

Be able to set up a tent, build a lean-to, collect and purify water.

Be able to build a fire (bonus points: build a fire without matches or a lighter).

Know how a combustion engine works, how to change a tire, how to change the oil in their vehicle and properly dispose of it, how to jumpstart a vehicle, how to change the air filter.

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I see no reason in re-creating it, so I have pasted it below. Eeek!! Audrey and I are planning to attend a self-reliance/survival weekend in the spring and through researching other self-reliance skills (the one we are attending is centered around surviving in nature) I found a great list of just under 20 skills your kids should know before turning 18. I was a bit spoiled, I didn't do laundry until I was almost 19 and went to college. I am really into teaching my kids self-reliance skills.

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