Maplewoodshop MICRO Program Grades: 1-8 Number of Students: 16 Hours of Content: 3 hours per quarter Additional Resources: Elementary Case Study Highlights: Perfect for any age or ability Wonderful for neurodiverse learners Low cost to implement Build creativity and learn a skill! Introducing tactile learning and problem solving is pivotal for this age group. And this is why so many schools and community organizations have implemented the Maplewoodshop woodworking program at the middle school level. Students apply math in ways that are tactile, tangible, and satisfying in ways worksheets and tablets can never match. Students report that they don’t like math but woodworking is different even though they are practicing math skills at every step. Every program comes with curriculum, professional development, support, portable equipment, hand tools (no power tools) and ready to use project materials. Curriculum or Lesson Topics: Porcupine Project: The porcupine teaches basic hammering and design skills. This project takes roughly 30 minutes depending on age and skill level of students. String Art Project: String art teaches basic hammering skills. This project takes roughly 30 minutes based on age and skill level of students. Mini Pinball Project: Create your own pinball machine with wood, nails, rainbow loom bands, popsicle sticks, and a ball Standard Alignments: Curriculum is aligned to NGSS and Common Core standards. What's Included: Curriculum Videos and Lesson plans for projects Training Support 1MICRO Toolchest 16 Workboards 16 Hammers 64 Porcupine Projects 64 String Art Projects 64 Beginner Mini Pinball Projects 3 Year Option includes: Curriculum Videos and Lesson plans for projects Training Support 1MICRO Toolchest 16 Workboards 16 Hammers 192 Porcupine Projects 192 String Art Projects 192 Beginner Mini Pinball Projects Already have supplies? Get the annual renewal, refresh kit instead: 64 Porcupine Projects 64 String Art Projects 64 Beginner Mini Pinball Projects
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