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2026 Summer Woodworking Camp
(9am - 3pm)
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Announcing our 2026 Summer Small Group Woodworking Camps
(Daily or Weekly)
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Kids will learn woodworking skills, tool usage, measurement and collaboration while building pieces to bring home.
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We can accommodate up to 6 participants for woodworking camp and 10 for Working with Wood
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All pieces will be sanded and ready to be painted or stained at home.
Kids must bring their own snack, lunch and drink.
(Please let me know of any food allergy on the registration form)
Our workshops are designed with the objective of introducing woodworking and other material to the children in a structured environment.
Why woodworking is good for your brain
Working with Wood (Age 6 and up)
is a new summer program designed especially for young woodworkers ages 6–9. Surrounded by the calm and inspiration of natural materials, children will explore wood through hands-on projects such as marqueterie, basketry, whittling, wood carving and more.
Each activity is carefully chosen to support fine motor skills, coordination, and confidence, while encouraging patience, focus, and creativity. Kids will learn to safely use basic tools like a saw and drill, while also discovering essential maker tools such as the measuring tape, compass, and simple layout tools.
This program is not about perfection—it’s about learning through doing, feeling proud of making something with their hands, and building a joyful first relationship with woodworking in a safe, nurturing environment.
A true blend of nature, craftsmanship, and childhood curiosity 🌲🪵.
Tools used: handsaw, drill, hammer, knife
Week: $575​​
Woodworking for Kids (8 & up) is a hands-on program for young makers ready to take their skills to the next level. Designed for children ages 8 and up, this class introduces real woodworking techniques while guiding kids to create functional pieces of furniture for their own homes—projects they can truly be proud of.Students will learn to safely and confidently use a variety of tools, including saws, drills, measuring tools, and layout tools, while developing a deeper understanding of wood, structure, and assembly. Through these builds, kids strengthen problem-solving skills, precision, and independence, all while gaining confidence in their abilities.Each project encourages thoughtful design, patience, and craftsmanship. The focus is not only on the final piece, but on the pride that comes from building something useful, lasting, and made by their own hands.Projects:tool rack, piano coat hanger, no gravity table, Japanese stool and more..
Week: $730