Engineering & Technology - Wood Science

HCH Woodworking Project

Objectives:

mark, measure, cut, drill, and sand various kinds
of wood
use hand and power tools
use nails, screws, bolts, staples, glue, hinges, and
brackets appropriately
construct various kinds of joints
apply paints, stains, finishes, adhesives, and strippers
use safety practices when working with wood
understand lumber dimensions and enlarge a wood plan
practice planning, organizing, decision-making, and
problem-solving skills
communicate with others
explore wood science careers

Recommended Publications

06875 1 - Measuring Up
06876 2 - Making the Cut
06877 3 - Nailing It Together
06878 4 - Finishing Up
06879 Woodworking Helper’s Guide

Order this curriculum from www.4-hcurriculum.org
or contact your County Extension Office.

More Member Publications:

C0913

Wood Sciences Record (pad of 10)

$1.00

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