The smell of fresh-cut pine, the tap of a hammer, and the satisfaction of building something real with your own two hands. In Woodshop, kids step into a true maker space where they learn to plan, measure, and build projects they’ll be proud to bring home.
Every Friday, students put on their safety goggles and learn the fundamentals of woodworking the right way. They practice measuring and marking with a tape measure and pencil, sanding edges smooth, hammering nails straight, and assembling pieces so they fit together just right. Safety is at the heart of every lesson: students learn how each tool works, how to handle it responsibly, and how to keep their workspace organized. Over the six weeks, they apply these skills to real projects, like a birdhouse or a small wooden box, that go from a stack of boards to a finished piece.
Woodshop teaches lessons that go well beyond the workbench. Kids learn that a good plan saves time, that careful measuring matters, and that mistakes are just part of the process. They work alongside classmates, share tools, lend a hand, and celebrate each other’s builds. The confidence that comes from creating something sturdy and useful is something they carry into every other part of life.
This class is perfect for hands-on learners, young builders, and any kid who loves making things. No experience is needed, just enthusiasm and a willingness to learn. Spots are limited, so register early and let your child start building.