Woodworking
for middle schools
The solution to shop regret
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.
Get to know our program and let us craft a solution for your district.
We hear from middle schools that:
No classroom engagement
Math is 2-3 years behind
No sense of what lies ahead; no reason to go to high school
Meanwhile, they want to help students with:
Identity development
Math skills
Career Exploration
Bring hands-on learning to life with Maplewoodshop lesson plans, where students gain essential woodworking skills while building confidence, creativity, and resilience.
See middle school woodworking in action
Hear from teachers, administrators and students how Maplewoodshop has helped them learn math, develop social skills, and explore careers as early as 6th grade.
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Maplewoodshop Woodworking Program Options for Middle Schools
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Mini Programs
Scalable yet affordable
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Standard Programs
Woodworking without limits
Program Features
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