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DIY#1
Do-It-Yourself; projects done independently without professional help, promoting creativity.
WOODWORKING#2
The craft of creating items from wood, involving skills like cutting, shaping, and joining.
GARDENING#3
The practice of cultivating plants, including flowers, vegetables, and herbs, for aesthetic or food purposes.
PLANter#4
A container used to grow plants, typically made from wood, plastic, or metal, designed for outdoor use.
SUSTAINABILITY#5
Practices that meet current needs without compromising future generations' ability to meet theirs.
TOOL SAFETY#6
Guidelines and practices to ensure safe handling and usage of tools during DIY projects.
MEASUREMENTS#7
The process of determining dimensions, such as length and width, essential for accurate woodworking.
CUTTING TECHNIQUES#8
Methods used to cut wood, including straight cuts, miter cuts, and curves, crucial for precise assembly.
JOINING TECHNIQUES#9
Methods for connecting pieces of wood, such as screws, nails, or adhesives, vital for structural integrity.
GARDEN DESIGN#10
The art and science of planning and arranging plants and structures in a garden for aesthetic and functional purposes.
PLANT SELECTION#11
Choosing appropriate plants based on environmental conditions and desired garden outcomes.
FINISHING TECHNIQUES#12
Processes applied to wood surfaces to enhance appearance and protect against weathering.
SOIL PREPARATION#13
The practice of improving soil quality before planting to ensure healthy plant growth.
PEST MANAGEMENT#14
Strategies to control pests affecting plants, ensuring healthy growth and productivity.
PROJECT MANAGEMENT#15
The process of planning, executing, and overseeing a DIY project from start to finish.
REFLECTIVE PRACTICE#16
A method of self-assessment where learners evaluate their experiences to improve future projects.
WORKSPACE ORGANIZATION#17
Arranging tools and materials efficiently to create a safe and effective environment for projects.
ECO-FRIENDLY MATERIALS#18
Sustainable materials used in gardening and woodworking that minimize environmental impact.
PLANT CARE#19
Ongoing maintenance practices, including watering, pruning, and fertilizing, to support plant health.
TANGIBLE OUTCOME#20
A physical result of a project, such as a completed garden planter, showcasing skills learned.
SELF-SUFFICIENCY#21
The ability to meet personal needs, such as food production, through one's own efforts.
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT#22
Involvement with local groups or initiatives related to gardening and DIY projects.
BASIC HAND TOOLS#23
Essential tools like saws, hammers, and screwdrivers used for woodworking and assembly.
DESIGN PLAN#24
A detailed outline of a project, including dimensions, materials, and layout, guiding execution.
GARDEN OASIS#25
A personal garden space designed for relaxation and enjoyment, often featuring diverse plants.