Woodworking Summer Camp
Real Tools. Real Skills. Real Confidence.

A Montessori-inspired summer program where children ages 6–10 learn to
measure, cut, build, and create meaningful projects from wood.

Summer Program Period – June 1st to July 31st
Ages group 6–10
Time – 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Location – Belleview Montessori School

About the Woodworking Camp

At Belleview Montessori School, we believe children learn best through hands-on, meaningful work.

Our Woodworking Summer Camp introduces children to the world of woodworking in a safe, structured, and inspiring Montessori environment.

Children will learn how to:

  • Measure and mark wood accurately
  • Safely use real woodworking tools
  • Sand, drill, and assemble projects
  • Follow step-by-step building plans

  • Solve problems and work independently

Each week, students complete real projects they can proudly take home and use.

This program builds:

  • Confidence
  • Concentration
  • Problem-solving skills
  • Fine motor development
  • Respect for tools and materials

Why Woodworking for Children?

Woodworking is one of the most powerful hands-on learning experiences for children. When children work with wood, they develop:

Independence – Children take responsibility for tools, materials, and their work.

Focus – Working with tools naturally encourages concentration and patience.

Practical Skills – Children learn real-life skills such as measuring, planning, and building.

Confidence – Completing a real project builds pride and self-confidence.

Woodworking Projects for Summer Camp

Weekly Projects

Each week introduces new skills and more advanced projects.

Examples may include:

  • Week 1 – Personalized Wooden Name Sign
  • Week 2 – Desk Organizer or Pencil Holder
  • Week 3 – Wooden Toy Car
  • Week 4 – Step Stool or Foot Rest
  • Week 5 – Picture Frame
  • Week 6 – Birdhouse
  • Week 7 – Marble Run
  • Week 8 – Choice Project (toolbox, shelf, or wooden game)

Projects may vary depending on group progress and student interest.

Safety First

Safety is a core part of our program.

Children are introduced to tools through step-by-step safety lessons and demonstrations.

Our safety practices include:

  • Child-appropriate woodworking tools
  • Direct adult supervision
  • Safety presentations before tool use
  • Small group instruction
  • Safety glasses when required
  • Structured workshop environment

Children learn to work carefully, respectfully, and responsibly.

A Typical Day at Camp

  • 8:00 – 9:00 – Arrival and Morning Activities
  • 9:00 – 11:00 – Woodworking Workshop
  • 11:00 – 12:00 – Independent Work Period (puzzles, building, creative activities)
  • 12:00 – 12:30 – Lunch (provided by parents)
  • 12:30 – 1:00 – Quiet Reading Time
  • 1:00 – 2:00 – Montessori Work Period
  • 2:00 – 2:45 – Group Lesson / Enrichment
  • 2:45 – 3:00 – Clean Up and Dismissal

Who Can Join?

This program is designed for children:

✔ Ages 6–10
✔ Curious and eager to build
✔ Interested in hands-on learning
✔ Able to follow safety instructions

No woodworking experience is required.

What Children Should Bring

  • Lunch
  • Water bottle
  • Comfortable clothes suitable for workshop activities
  • Closed-toe shoes

All woodworking materials and tools are provided by the school.

Tuition & Enrollment Information

Our Woodworking Summer Camp is a small-group program designed to provide individual attention and a high-quality hands-on experience.

Weekly Tuition:
$275 per week

Early Registration:
$245 per week – until May 15th – (limited availability)

Spaces are limited to maintain a safe and focused learning environment.
✔ All materials included
✔ All tools provided
✔ Weekly take-home projects

To learn more or reserve a space: