4 years · 400 lessons · 4,000 questions
Woodworking
Hand tools, power tools, joinery, and finishing — projects that end with something useful set on the table.
Woodworking is taught in grade 9 through grade 12. Each year below is a complete course in its own right, with its own units, its own quizzes, and its own downloads.
This is a self-paced elective. It sits outside the daily schedule, so a family can take it over a summer, stretch it across a year, or skip it without unsettling anything else.
Year by year
| Year | Units | Lessons | Questions | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Grade 9 | 10 | 100 | 1,000 | Open the course → |
| Grade 10 | 10 | 100 | 1,000 | Open the course → |
| Grade 11 | 10 | 100 | 1,000 | Open the course → |
| Grade 12 | 10 | 100 | 1,000 | Open the course → |
What each year covers
Open a year to see its units. Unit headings come straight from the lessons; where a course does not name its units, the first lesson of the unit is shown instead.
Grade 9 10 units · 100 lessons
- 1Starts with “Why Learn Woodworking? Craftsmanship and Stewardship”
- 2Starts with “The Hand Saw: Types and Uses”
- 3Starts with “Power Tool Safety Fundamentals”
- 4Starts with “What Is Joinery? Why It Matters”
- 5Starts with “Understanding a Cut List”
- 6Starts with “Why Finish Wood? Protection and Beauty”
- 7Starts with “Planning a Simple Cutting Board”
- 8Starts with “Framing Basics: Studs, Joists, and Rafters”
- 9Starts with “Common Softwoods: Pine, Cedar, and Fir”
- 10Starts with “What Makes Work Excellent? A Biblical View of Craftsmanship”
Grade 10 10 units · 100 lessons
- 1Starts with “Why Learn Woodworking? Craftsmanship and Stewardship”
- 2Starts with “The Hand Saw: Types and Uses”
- 3Starts with “Power Tool Safety Fundamentals”
- 4Starts with “What Is Joinery? Why It Matters”
- 5Starts with “Understanding a Cut List”
- 6Starts with “Why Finish Wood? Protection and Beauty”
- 7Starts with “Planning a Simple Cutting Board”
- 8Starts with “Framing Basics: Studs, Joists, and Rafters”
- 9Starts with “Common Softwoods: Pine, Cedar, and Fir”
- 10Starts with “What Makes Work Excellent? A Biblical View of Craftsmanship”
Grade 11 10 units · 100 lessons
- 1Starts with “Why Learn Woodworking? Craftsmanship and Stewardship”
- 2Starts with “The Hand Saw: Types and Uses”
- 3Starts with “Power Tool Safety Fundamentals”
- 4Starts with “What Is Joinery? Why It Matters”
- 5Starts with “Understanding a Cut List”
- 6Starts with “Why Finish Wood? Protection and Beauty”
- 7Starts with “Planning a Simple Cutting Board”
- 8Starts with “Framing Basics: Studs, Joists, and Rafters”
- 9Starts with “Common Softwoods: Pine, Cedar, and Fir”
- 10Starts with “What Makes Work Excellent? A Biblical View of Craftsmanship”
Grade 12 10 units · 100 lessons
- 1Starts with “Why Learn Woodworking? Craftsmanship and Stewardship”
- 2Starts with “The Hand Saw: Types and Uses”
- 3Starts with “Power Tool Safety Fundamentals”
- 4Starts with “What Is Joinery? Why It Matters”
- 5Starts with “Understanding a Cut List”
- 6Starts with “Why Finish Wood? Protection and Beauty”
- 7Starts with “Planning a Simple Cutting Board”
- 8Starts with “Framing Basics: Studs, Joists, and Rafters”
- 9Starts with “Common Softwoods: Pine, Cedar, and Fir”
- 10Starts with “What Makes Work Excellent? A Biblical View of Craftsmanship”