Woodwork invites children into a world of possibility. With tools, timber, and loose parts in their hands, ideas take form through experimentation, persistence, and joyful discovery. Woodworking helps children make choices, test ideas, and experience the satisfaction of creating something real. As Pete Moorhouse proposes, children who make with wood gain skills that empower them to shape their world. This webinar explores how woodwork nurtures curiosity, creativity, and deep engagement while honouring children’s agency. You will gain practical strategies for offering safe and inspiring woodworking experiences where ideas flourish and children feel confident, capable, and connected to natural materials.

Strengthen your practice by learning to:
• Set up safe and engaging woodwork experiences that support children’s creativity and agency.
• Guide children to explore ideas through making, experimentation, and problem-solving.
• Use woodwork to nurture curiosity, confidence, and joyful learning.