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Mothers help children with their homework, and so might the father if his time is available. Children are made to do chores including cleaning their room, doing the dishes, helping with laundry, chopping wood, cleaning the house, maintaining the yard, and learning to cook. Entertainment is available, but deviancy expressed in entertainment is strictly forbidden. Classical, jazz, folk, and singer song writer styles of music are encouraged for young listeners. Theater, dance, opera, and live music are venues of entertainment. Children and adults are encouraged to read novels, history, philosophy, scripture, and theology. Holidays are celebrated at town banquets, festivals, and marches. Athletic activities students may take part in include wrestling, track and field, swimming, soccer, paintball, and fencing. Trades are taught starting in middle school. Students are guided toward a trade suited toward a balance of their skills and preferences. Woman start careers later in life, and tend to produce a majority of music, writing, and poetry.
