The Maplewoodshop Micro Program
A K-2 Woodworking Program for Schools
Our Micro Program is the first step in your woodworking pathway that helps all students develop real-life skills through hands-on learning!
A safe and portable woodworking experience for grades K-2!
Elementary Programs
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After School Clubs
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Camps
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Pop-Ups
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Classroom Enrichment
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STEAM/ STEM Integration
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Rotation Days
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Homeschool Pods
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Elementary Programs ✳︎ After School Clubs ✳︎ Camps ✳︎ Pop-Ups ✳︎ Classroom Enrichment ✳︎ STEAM/ STEM Integration ✳︎ Rotation Days ✳︎ Homeschool Pods ✳︎
Fast, Fun Projects that Spark Curiosity!
Kickstart hands-on learning in just 15–20 minutes with safe, portable woodworking projects that work for all ages and abilities—including neurodiverse learners.
Why Our Program Works
Instant engagement – Students are building within minutes, with projects they can proudly take home.
Supports diverse learners – Short, concrete tasks and multi-sensory tools make it easier for neurodiverse students to focus and succeed.
Reinforces core skills – Measurement, pattern recognition, perseverance, and following step-by-step instructions.
Builds confidence fast – Students see immediate results, building self-belief and a positive connection to school.
What’s Included in the Micro Program
Project materials for 3 beginner projects (wood, nails, and loom bands)
Tools & safety gear – hammers, workboards, and safety glasses.
Printable lesson plans & videos with step-by-step guidance for each project.
Quick-start training so teachers, counselors, and volunteers can lead with confidence.
Ongoing support from the MWS team.
Safe, Portable, and Easy to Run!
Kits are compact and classroom-ready—turn any room into a mini woodshop in minutes.
Workboards protect tables and define each student’s workspace.
Child-sized hammers and safety glasses are included to support safe tool use.
Self-paced training video + PDF’s walk staff through setup, safety, and leading sessions.
“For any administrator, it’s a no-brainer. Go for it. Everything’s compact, you have everything you need, and then you have the booklet and the videos. Even if [your teachers] don’t have any experience with it, it’s pretty easy to learn it, do it, and manage it.”
Melanie Fisher - Brooklyn Prospect Charter Elementary School