Woodworking programs for every student
From elementary school to middle school, high school, alternative school and Neurodiverse learners
The Maplewoodshop program can be used for any student in any grade district wide.
Please see below for more details on:
Elementary Schools
Middle Schools
High Schools
Neurodiverse learners
Alternative Schools
Elementary school woodworking programs
For 1st to 5th grade, you can introduce students to a single tool or a mini version of our program that is geared for the elementary school teacher.
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Learn more about the Micro and Mini programs.
All programs come with curriculum, training support, equipment, tools, and project materials. Learn more about each facet of our turnkey programs.
Middle school woodworking programs
For 6th to 8th grade, you can use Maplewoodshop woodworking programs for hands on career exploration, social development and hands-on math.
Many schools use Maplewoodshop woodworking as an elective and because we do not use any power tools, your teachers do not need a special certification and the school does not need extra insurance.
Learn more about the Standard and Mini programs.
All programs come with curriculum, training support, equipment, tools, and project materials. Learn more about each facet of our turnkey programs.
High school woodworking programs
For 9th to 12th grade, you can solve for absenteeism, develop critical thinking skills, and provide hands-on career exploration.
With our adaptation of the excellent Career Connections program created by the Carpenters International Training Fund, your students can earn up to 16 credits over 2-3 years.
Learn more about the Pre-Apprenticeship and Standard programs.
All programs come with curriculum, training support, equipment, tools, and project materials. Learn more about each facet of our turnkey programs.
Neurodiverse learner woodworking programs
While neurodiverse covers a vast range of students with different learning styles, our customers find great utility in the multi-sensory, hands-on learning the Maplewoodshop woodworking programs provide.
Students diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, dyslexia, ADHD, language based learning have developed math, social, and career skills
Safety has not proven to be an issue across multiple implementations nationwide.
Your teachers have the skills required to work with their students and Maplewoodshop woodworking adds a powerful new tool to engage your students. Since there are no power tools, your teachers do not need a special certification and the school does not need extra insurance.
Learn more about the Standard, Mini and Micro programs.
All programs come with curriculum, training support, equipment, tools, and project materials. Learn more about each facet of our turnkey programs.
Alternative school woodworking programs
Students who have spent years frustrated with a non-compatible learning environment deserve a new way to engage with math, social skill development and future pathways.
Our alternative school customers include in-district schools, temporary placement schools, including a court mandated behavioral school. Customers report that students are highly engaged in learning and, as a result, there are fewer behavioral issues.
Learn more about the Pre-Apprenticeship and Standard programs.
All programs come with curriculum, training support, equipment, tools, and project materials. Learn more about each facet of our turnkey programs.