See more ideas about wood projects, projects, woodworking projects.  Life Skills as High School Electives: Home Economics & Shop Class from Starts At Eight. Teaching your kids life skills is a great way to learn and earn high school credit! Includes FREE Printable Record Keeping Sheets! Glued up triangle sticks of the three woods. Suggested Projects. High School goes by fast. Prep your students for college or jobs with these projects that will set them apart from the pack. 3D Printed STEM Racers. by Paige Russell in Science. Mobile Phone Controlled Robot. by liquidhandwash in Arduino. Connect PET Bottles, Make TrussFab Structures. by HCIHPI in Education.  Colored LED Lamp From Pallet Wood Blocks. by Well Done Tips in Lighting. Wood Flowers. by StephanP1 in Woodworking. 3D Printed Lathe. by westworld in Tools. The Pallet Bible: Finding, Inspecting, and Dismantling Pallets.  Learning About Motion With Light Painting. by The Oakland Toy Lab in Education. Penny Barge Activity. by kinetike in Education. Have an instructable you think should be included in this collection? SubmitSuccess! Categories. High school projects should be easy and affordable, with equal opportunity for boys and girls to build them. Another factor is cost. It shouldn’t have too much expense to it as it could be a problem, so building high school woodworking projects out of scraps is a viable alternative.  WWGOA has easy projects for the wood lathe, wood planer and wood router, and more! Check out these simple beginner’s woodworking projects.  Just as financial aid is available for students who attend traditional schools, online students are eligible for the same – provided that the school they attend is accredited. Federal financial aid, aid on the state level, scholarships and grants are all available for those who seek them out. Here’s what students need to know about financial aid for online schools. Each part is shaped in a specific design and then all parts are attached together to make the final TV set. Remember me. Get pointed in the right direction with this tutorial. Make your foray into furniture building by creating a new spot for the family pet. Simple Welding Cart by seamster in Tools.

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This wall planter looks delicate, cozy and is big enough for both your plants and books. A planter and a shelf at the same time — this is a must have! The wall planter is made using pre-made wooden pallets which can save you a lot of time — just go to your local craft store to find something similar or use old wooden boxes, both will do the trick.

A little paint and sanding is all these need for the perfect rustic look. Building the whole wall planter will take just a few hours which makes this the perfect afternoon project! Project credit: hgtv. Not only is it fitting for a cookbook, you could also use it as a tablet stand — that way you can watch cooking videos from Youtube easily. This is another budget-friendly plan that could be built from reclaimed wood if you happen to have some laying around in the house.

You can also change the size and angle of the stand according to your personal taste, same goes with the finish you choose for protecting the wood. Project credit: jenwoodhouse. Why waste perfectly good material if you could use it for something cool like these tea light candle holders?

First just cut out little circles of the plywood board using a hole saw. Glue the circles together, clamp them and wait for the glue to set. Afterwards just sand the candle holders and drill a hole where the tea light could sit in.

If you have the tools and some scrap plywood, you can give this DIY project a try this weekend. It will literally take just a few hours! Project credit: beyondthepicket-fence. Imagine how you could surprise your spouse in the weekend by bringing breakfast to bed on a serving tray made by you. However, this project comes with a twist…. This particular tray is made using reclaimed barn wood but the author of the project Beyond The Picket Fence surprised everyone with one fact: reclaimed barn wood has often some areas turned pink due to cow urine.

Using reclaimed wood for food serving tray is completely safe though if you sand the surface and seal it with food safe finishing products. Project credit: abeautifulmess. Wood glue can replace it just as well! The tutorial has just 11 steps and the finished sofa sleeve will look simply great on your sofa. No more microwaving that coffee! Project credit: vintagerevivals.

You like puzzles? You love pine? And you are in a desperate need for new flooring? This awesome flooring is made using small triangles that create a cool geometric pattern when put together.

The absolute hardest step is cutting the triangles which need to have 30 and degree angles. Though cutting the triangles is not really tough, you do need to have patience and accuracy — it can be a bit repetitive.

If this flooring is used in the hallway, it will be a real showstopper! All that effort is worth it! Project credit: itallstartedwithpaint. This nifty bath caddy tutorial is perfect for all bath lovers. You can just relax and enjoy your bath without having the fear of your phone accidentally falling in the bathwater.

If you already have some reclaimed wood, then this project will barely cost anything. Friendly on your wallet and comfy for bath time — this is a great combo! Project credit: things2do. Bird houses are usually the first projects you tackle when you start with woodworking, so this DIY bird feeder project is the perfect weekend project. Once the bird feeder is ready, just fill it with seeds and use the rope to hang it on a tree branch.

Those little birdies never have to stay hungry now, all thanks to your DIY skills! Project credit: ellaclaireinspired. This rustic candle holder works amazingly as a centerpiece, especially during holidays.

Imagine that gorgeous candle holder on the table beside Christmas decorations…. As all other projects in this list, building the candle holder is easy-peasy.

Just find a cedar board that you like, then mark and drill the holes. What makes this project even cooler is the creative freedom you have. You can align the holes whichever way you like — what matters is that you like the result and it fits your dining table! Project credit: momtastic. Do you remember those happy moments from your childhood when you went to the park and your mom or dad swung you?

Ryan Foy introduced this great tutorial for a tree swing that fits both the kids and adults, so you could feel like a child again! Besides the project being so easy that all you need to do is drill a few holes, the finished swing looks great too! If you follow the step-by-step tutorial and tie strong knots, this swing should nicely support up to pounds. Why not build one swing for each member of your family? Project credit: hertoolbelt.

We are continuing the list with another fun tutorial, this time for an oversized Tic Tac Toe game. Not only is the game fun, this is a perfect idea for a Christmas present, especially if you paint little Christmas icons on the wooden blocks just like on the image above.

The tutorial also explains how to build the tray for the blocks. Project credit: prodigalpieces. Are you a dog lover or a cat person? Then this tutorial is exactly your cup of tea.

Larissa from Prodigal Pieces built this cozy dog bed that you could easily make for your little four-legged pal as well. The tutorial also features instructions for building the custom cushion. Though this bed is made for a rather small dog, you can actually customize the project to fit your pet — no matter how big or small your furry friend might be.

Project credit: cherishedbliss. This adorable pencil holder fixes that problem once and for all. Not only is it practical, it looks great on the desk, especially when you decorate it with something meaningful like it has been done in this particular project. Only tool you are going to need is a drill. After drilling you can decorate the pencil holder with scrapbook paper and Mod Podge and apply a sticker on the paper, but as with any DIY project, you can feel free to decorate it according to your taste.

The end result will definitely look dashing! You just got to love scrap wood projects. Similar wooden houses like these have been sold even in Etsy before, but you can bet these DIY decorations will cost you a lot less — they cost virtually nothing!

In this project you can just go completely wild and use all kinds of wood bits you have laying around, no matter the size or angle.

In fact, the quirkier they look, the cooler! Why not include kids as well and let them paint an entire village? That will be one afternoon Cool Wood Projects For High School Students Videos well spent! Magazines have one bad habit — they tend to pile up in your home and they are usually scattered around the house.

So what to do about this mess? Build this simple magazine holder, of course! No glue, no screws, nothing.

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