Woodshop for Kids 52 Woodworking Projects Kids Can Build Reviews

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Everything you need to know to get children using real tools to build real projects.A process-oriented perspective and step-by-step organization make this a refreshing guide for working safely and successfully with children.Written by a master woodworker, this guide presents the skills needed to complete projects, along with tool and shop vocabulary, safety, and skill presentation tips. Simple to quite sophisticated projects. Paperback, 201 pages.Chapters include:Safety; Tools; Wood and Measuring; Nails and Screws; and Projects.

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Delight young children with real tools that let them handle real tasks "all by myself!" Our hard-to-find, child-size items allow them to pour their own juice or rake leaves by your side, purposeful "work" that supports self-confidence and independence. From a pitcher to fit small hands to open-ended games, toys, and crafts that call on spatial, motor, or problem-solving skills, we make sure every item provides an enriching opportunity.

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“For our 5 year old it may be a bit too much. But we Grandparents are fine wiht it”

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Posted 4 years ago

Just Learning

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“I know nothing about woodworking but have always wanted to learn and my 7-year-old son loves building and designing, so I got this book along with some of the tools for us to learn together. I couldn't be more pleased! The book is very clear, pays attention to setting up a safe environment and learning the fundamentals, and the projects look like a lot of fun. The author's tone is upbeat and reassuring. He has lots of experience woodworking with kids and does a good job of pointing out where things can go wrong and how to present new skills so that kids will catch on quickly.”

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Posted 10 years ago

Lawrence Kansas

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“An amazing book that far exceeded my expectations. There are many feasible projects for young children. Better yet, there is lots of great advice on how to make woodworking fun and safe for young children. sometimes the advice is counterintuitive, e.g., the lightest hammer is not the best for young children because they don't have enough strength to hammer an object and they need the weight of a heavier hammer to help drive nails.”

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Posted 11 years ago

Jodi The Montessori Mom

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“My husband and I built a wood-working bench for my 5 year old for Christmas. We ordered this book to help us with ideas of what to build. This book is full of great ideas. Here is the one we like so far . . . take a 2 x 4 and draw your child's name on it, then he/she can take a hammer and nail all along their name! It has ideas for a wide range of ages, too. So we look forward to using it for years to come.”

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Posted 12 years ago

“So many projects to choose from, from simple to complex. Easy-to-use instructions.”

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Posted 13 years ago