Digital woodworking lesson pack. An adult prepares or orders the wooden parts before class. No physical kit is supplied or shipped. LED TEALIGHTS ONLY - NO OPEN-FLAME CANDLES. Wooden holders for purchased LED tealights; no wiring or electronics assembly. Two holders per child. Choose LED tealights with screw-secured or tool-opened battery compartments. Two English-subtitled project videos are included. WHO IT IS FOR For teachers, clubs and homeschool groups. Two adult-led lessons in English for ages 7-11; adapt tasks to individual readiness. WHAT CHILDREN PRACTISE Robot: identify symmetry, mark from a template, match a screwdriver to its screw drive, assemble prepared fasteners and decorate a wooden figure. Holder: compare a shape with its template, sand smooth edges, apply a finish evenly, and check stability and the fit of an LED tealight. LESSON TIME Robot keyring: 50 minutes. Heart tealight holder: 50 minutes. Timings are lesson-plan estimates; full glue/finish curing is additional. PREPARATION TIME Planning estimate: 20-30 minutes per lesson to check and lay out ready-made kits and tools for 6 children; not a measured time. Make and test a sample before first use. Ordering, cutting, drilling, trial assembly and glue/finish curing take additional time. TOOLS AND SUPPLIES TO HAVE For the sessions: safety glasses, P120/P180 sanding blocks, pencil/template, a matching hand screwdriver, a holding clamp or fixture, soft brushes, wipes and suitable decorating materials. Provide two ready-made LED tealights per participant for the holder lesson; the adult handles batteries and their compartment tool. BEFORE CLASS: ADULT PREPARATION Adult/workshop: cut and pre-drill robot blocks, make the decorative cut and secure nails/chain. Cut two hearts per child with an electric jigsaw; drill 10 mm-deep recesses with a suitable Forstner bit. Check LED fit before batch-making. Use clamped workpieces, drilling fixtures and dust control. DOWNLOAD CONTENTS Lesson plans, assembly guides, parts lists, PDF drawings and CAD files for both projects, plus shared safety, tools, US/European sourcing, workshop-ordering and kit-check guides. Videos use English subtitles and music, with no spoken voice. 18 PDFs (34 pages), CAD files and 2 MP4 videos in one ZIP. Extract before use. Dimensions: mm. Print full-size templates at 100%. Shared guides cover the wider series; only the two named projects are included. USE PERMISSIONS TES Teaching Resource Licence applies. Standard licence: one teacher and their students. Select the TES School Licence for institutional sharing. No redistribution or resale beyond the selected licence; ask Skilled Makers via TES before external workshop sharing not covered by it. Third-party licences and mandatory legal rights are unaffected. Wood, tools, fasteners, keyring hardware, finishes, LED tealights, batteries and other physical supplies are not included.

Digital woodworking lesson pack. An adult prepares or orders the wooden parts before class. No physical kit is supplied or shipped. The clamp includes written instructions and drawings only; no clamp video. One English-subtitled catapult video is included. Use a fully cured demonstration model for testing; children’s glue-ups may need to finish curing after class. WHO IT IS FOR For teachers, clubs and homeschool groups. Two adult-led lessons in English for ages 7-11; adapt tasks to individual readiness. WHAT CHILDREN PRACTISE Clamp: sequence layered parts, dry-fit moving joints, align edges, apply a thin glue layer and clamp a glue-up. Catapult: identify a frame, lever and axle; investigate elastic-powered motion and compare launches using a light, soft paper ball. LESSON TIME Wooden clamp: 45 minutes. Desktop catapult: 60 minutes. Timings are lesson-plan estimates; full glue/finish curing is additional. PREPARATION TIME Planning estimate: 20-30 minutes per lesson to check and lay out ready-made kits and tools for 6 children; not a measured time. Make and test a sample before first use. Ordering, cutting, drilling, trial assembly and glue/finish curing take additional time. TOOLS AND SUPPLIES TO HAVE For the sessions: safety glasses, P120/P180 sanding blocks, pencil and millimetre ruler, wood glue, glue brushes, wipes and two serviceable clamps per active glue-up. Also prepare a demonstration quick-release clamp, smooth wood block, a cured catapult model, soft paper balls and a target with a backstop. BEFORE CLASS: ADULT PREPARATION An adult or local workshop cuts the shaped clamp parts, cuts and drills the catapult parts, adjusts fits and checks axle retention. If making parts yourself, use a suitable profile-cutting process, drilling equipment, clamps/fixtures and dust control. Power tools are not needed at the children’s assembly tables when parts arrive ready to use. DOWNLOAD CONTENTS Lesson plans, assembly guides, parts lists, PDF drawings and CAD files for both projects, plus shared safety, tools, US/European sourcing, workshop-ordering and kit-check guides. Videos use English subtitles and music, with no spoken voice. 18 PDFs (36 pages), CAD files and 1 MP4 video in one ZIP. Extract before use. Dimensions: mm. Print full-size templates at 100%. Shared guides cover the wider series; only the two named projects are included. USE PERMISSIONS TES Teaching Resource Licence applies. Standard licence: one teacher and their students. Select the TES School Licence for institutional sharing. No redistribution or resale beyond the selected licence; ask Skilled Makers via TES before external workshop sharing not covered by it. Third-party licences and mandatory legal rights are unaffected. Wood, tools, glue, rubber bands, fasteners and other physical supplies are not included.

Digital woodworking lesson pack. An adult prepares or orders the wooden parts before class. No physical kit is supplied or shipped. Two English-subtitled videos are included. Water experiments are brief, supervised tests in bowls or a shallow tray; dry the models afterwards. WHO IT IS FOR For teachers, clubs and homeschool groups. Two adult-led lessons in English for ages 7-11; adapt tasks to individual readiness. WHAT CHILDREN PRACTISE Compass: sand and finish plywood, position direction arrows, observe magnetism and check north/south using a reference compass. Catamaran: assemble a symmetrical frame, use a hand screwdriver in prepared holes, and explore buoyancy and a rubber-band paddle drive. LESSON TIME Floating compass: 45 minutes. Paddle-wheel catamaran: 60 minutes. Timings are lesson-plan estimates; full glue/finish curing is additional. PREPARATION TIME Planning estimate: 20-30 minutes per lesson to check and lay out ready-made kits and tools for 6 children; not a measured time. Make and test a sample before first use. Ordering, cutting, drilling, trial assembly and glue/finish curing take additional time. TOOLS AND SUPPLIES TO HAVE For the sessions: safety glasses, sanding blocks, pencil and ruler, brushes/paint, wood glue, wipes, clamps and a matching hand screwdriver. Also provide plastic bowls, a reference compass, a shallow water tray and a drying area. A hot-glue gun, glue sticks, heat-resistant mat and magnets are handled by the adult. BEFORE CLASS: ADULT PREPARATION An adult or local workshop cuts the discs/arrows and hull parts, makes slots and holes, and checks the working sample. If making parts yourself, provide suitable cutting and drilling equipment, work-holding fixtures and dust control. The adult installs and checks each magnet. Use cured demonstration models where glue or finishes are not yet ready. DOWNLOAD CONTENTS Lesson plans, assembly guides, parts lists, PDF drawings and CAD files for both projects, plus shared safety, tools, US/European sourcing, workshop-ordering and kit-check guides. Videos use English subtitles and music, with no spoken voice. 18 PDFs (35 pages), CAD files and 2 MP4 videos in one ZIP. Extract before use. Dimensions: mm. Print full-size templates at 100%. Shared guides cover the wider series; only the two named projects are included. USE PERMISSIONS TES Teaching Resource Licence applies. Standard licence: one teacher and their students. Select the TES School Licence for institutional sharing. No redistribution or resale beyond the selected licence; ask Skilled Makers via TES before external workshop sharing not covered by it. Third-party licences and mandatory legal rights are unaffected. Wood, tools, glue, magnets, rubber bands, fasteners and other physical supplies are not included.