The craft of creating items from wood, involving various techniques and tools.

Guidelines to ensure safe operation of tools and equipment in woodworking.

Basic tools used manually, such as saws, chisels, and planes, essential for woodworking.

Electric or battery-operated tools like drills and routers that aid in woodworking tasks.

Methods for shaping wood, including ripping and cross-cutting.

Techniques for connecting pieces of wood, such as butt joints and lap joints.

Processes applied to wood surfaces to enhance appearance and durability.

The process of outlining steps, materials, and timeline for a woodworking project.

Choosing appropriate types of wood or materials for a specific project.

A visual representation of the planned woodworking project, including dimensions.

Identifying and resolving issues that arise during project execution.

Assessing the durability and stability of wood joints in a project.

Constructive critique from fellow students to improve project quality.

Techniques for effectively communicating project details and processes.

Tools such as slides or models used to enhance presentations.

Reflecting on one's own work to assess understanding and improvement.

A collection of completed projects showcasing skills and creativity.

The skill and quality exhibited in creating woodworking projects.

Unprocessed wood or materials used in the creation of projects.

Keeping records of the steps taken during project execution.

Applying color to wood surfaces to enhance their appearance.

Coatings applied to protect wood from moisture and damage.

Practice presentations to prepare for final project showcase.

Strategies for evaluating students’ understanding and progress in the course.