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'''Wood working!'''
'''Woodworking and printmaking!'''


We're coordinating this with a group of home schooling parents. Joy's initial suggestion was: let the kids build little sculptures from scrap wood. I really like the simplicity of this, and it gives us ample opportunity to teach the basics: hammer & nails, how to use a saw, wood glue, glue guns, ...  
We're coordinating this with a group of home schooling parents. Joy's initial suggestion was: let the kids build little sculptures from scrap wood. I really like the simplicity of this, and it gives us ample opportunity to teach the basics: hammer & nails, how to use a saw, wood glue, glue guns, ...  
Team:
* Billy Smith
* Sam Kelly


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This workshop is suitable for all ages; if you're too young to make your own print then you can ask the other kids or parents to help you out.
This workshop is suitable for all ages; if you're too young to make your own print then you can ask the other kids or parents to help you out.


== Upfront Preparation ==
== Upfront Preparation ==


(needs to be revised)
Pre-invitation:
 
For us:
* Get feedback/ideas from LHS members: things to make
* Get feedback/ideas from LHS members: things to make
* Find good sources of scrap wood
* Find good sources of scrap wood
Pre-event:
* two or three colours of block printing ink (relief printing ink is the same thing) - I have some I'd normally be happy to bring in, but it's got a long drying time and we'll need to be able to give them something they can safely take home with them.
* some brayers/rubber rollers
* a cheap set of carving chisels, given that Joy said the older children had had some experience. I noticed last time I was in Cass Art in Islington (which is within walking distance of the hackspace) that they had a decent-looking set for £5.50
* a couple of large sheets of paper we can cut down to make suitable sized pieces
* lots of newspaper


For participants:
For participants: