Hey everyone! I'm Zach and I own a custom woodworking business in Vancouver called Ashes To Beauty Woodworking making furniture and rustic home decor from reclaimed wood and live edge wood (www.ashestobeautynw.com).
Welcome to the raddest woodworking class for young ones in town!
Below is a layout of what this class will be all about.
This will be for ages 7-11yrs old and during the span of this class, we will be making a rad toy/storage box out of reclaimed wood with a carrying handle on top and a buckle latch to keep it closed also we will be making a rad chalkboard with a reclaimed shiplap frame! Practical items that can be taken home and used on a daily basis while learning woodworking skills that they can hold on to for years to come!
What will the kids be learning about in this class?
- Different types of wood
- Different purposes for the different types of wood
- Basic woodworking tools and their uses
- How to make straight cuts
- Gluing wood (the proper way)
- Painting wood
- Lots about sanding and the different coarse grits of sandpaper
- What to seal/finish your project with
My goal is to teach practical skills that can be carried on through the years of growing up whether they do woodworking as a profession when they get older or just be able to use it as a hobby. Also, I want to inspire future woodworkers to chase their dreams if they have that desire to do woodworking as a profession when they grow up. So come with an eagerness to have lots of fun and be ready to get a little dusty as we take a journey into Woodworking 101!
Requirements:
Assistants:
Abby, Malachi, Judah
Homework:
None
Billable Hours Per Week:
1
Admin Tier:
Specialty
Admin Fee:
$4, Term Total = $64
Class Fee:
$200.00
Supply Fee:
$100.00
Woodworking 101
Ages 7yr-11yr
Lezniewicz, Zachary
Spring 2022
Arts
- General Art
Schedule:
Thursday - Shop - SHOP: 2:00 pm - 2:50 pm
Description:
"Hey everyone! I'm Zach and I own a custom woodworking business in town called Ashes To Beauty Woodworking making furniture and rustic home decor from reclaimed wood and live edge wood (www.ashestobeautynw.com). Below is a layout of what this class will be all about.
This will be the raddest woodworking class for young ones in town! This will be for ages 7-11yrs old and during the span of this class, we will be making a rad toy/storage box out of knotty alder with a cool rustic carrying handle on top and a cool hook latch to keep it closed and also we will be making a rad chalkboard with a reclaimed shiplap frame! Practical items that can be taken home and used on a daily basis while learning woodworking skills that they can hold on to for years to come!
What will the kids be learning about in this class?
- Different types of wood
- Different purposes for the different types of wood
- Basic woodworking tools and their uses
- How to make straight cuts
- Gluing wood (the proper way)
- Painting wood
- Lots about sanding and the different coarse grits of sandpaper
- What to seal/finish your project with
My goal is to teach practical skills that can be carried on through the years of growing up whether they do woodworking as a profession when they get older or to just be able to use it as a hobby. Also, I want to inspire future woodworkers to chase their dreams if they have that desire to do woodworking as a profession when they grow up.
So come with an eagerness to have lots of fun and be ready to get a little dusty as we take a journey into Woodworking 101!"
Requirements:
Assistants:
Homework:
None
Billable Hours Per Week:
1
Admin Tier:
Class Override
Admin Fee:
$32, Term Total = $32
Class Fee:
$200.00
Supply Fee:
$75.00
Woodworking 101
Ages 7yr-11yr
Lezniewicz, Zachary
Spring 2023
Arts
- General Art
Schedule:
Thursday - Shop - SHOP: 2:00 pm - 2:50 pm
Description:
Hey everyone! I'm Zach and I own a custom woodworking business in Vancouver called Ashes To Beauty Woodworking making furniture and rustic home decor from reclaimed wood and live edge wood (www.ashestobeautynw.com).
Welcome to the raddest woodworking class for young ones in town!
Below is a layout of what this class will be all about.
This will be for ages 7-11yrs old and during the span of this class, we will be making a rad toy/storage box out of reclaimed wood with a carrying handle on top and a buckle latch to keep it closed also we will be making a rad chalkboard with a reclaimed shiplap frame! Practical items that can be taken home and used on a daily basis while learning woodworking skills that they can hold on to for years to come!
What will the kids be learning about in this class?
- Different types of wood
- Different purposes for the different types of wood
- Basic woodworking tools and their uses
- How to make straight cuts
- Gluing wood (the proper way)
- Painting wood
- Lots about sanding and the different coarse grits of sandpaper
- What to seal/finish your project with
My goal is to teach practical skills that can be carried on through the years of growing up whether they do woodworking as a profession when they get older or just be able to use it as a hobby. Also, I want to inspire future woodworkers to chase their dreams if they have that desire to do woodworking as a profession when they grow up. So come with an eagerness to have lots of fun and be ready to get a little dusty as we take a journey into Woodworking 101!
Requirements:
Assistants:
Abby, Malachi, Judah
Homework:
None
Billable Hours Per Week:
1
Admin Tier:
Specialty
Admin Fee:
$4, Term Total = $64
Class Fee:
$200.00
Supply Fee:
$100.00
Woodworking 2.0
Ages 12yr-19yr+
Lezniewicz, Zachary
Fall 2022
Arts
- General Art
Schedule:
Thursday - Shop - SHOP: 4:00 pm - 4:50 pm
Description:
Hey everyone! I'm Zach and I own a custom woodworking business in town called Ashes To Beauty Woodworking making furniture and rustic home decor from reclaimed wood and live edge wood (www.ashestobeautynw.com).
Woodworking 2.0 is for the older pre-teens/teenagers and it is going to be a class that your kids will not want to miss!
Below is a layout of what this class will be all about.
During the span of this class, we will be making a rustic serving tray from reclaimed wood and a rustic wall decor piece!
Practical items that can be taken home and used on a daily basis while learning woodworking skills that they can hold on to for years to come!
What will the kids be learning about in this class?
- Different types of wood
- Different purposes for the different types of wood
- Basic woodworking tools and their uses
- How to make straight cuts
- Gluing wood (the proper way)
- Lots about sanding and the different coarse grits of sandpaper
- What to seal/finish your project with (food-grade oil and non-food grade oil)
- And much more!
My goal is to teach practical skills that can be carried on through the years of growing up whether they do woodworking as a profession when they get older or to just be able to use it as a hobby. Also, I want to inspire future woodworkers to chase their dreams if they have that desire to do woodworking as a profession when they grow up.
So come with an eagerness to have lots of fun and be ready to get a little dusty as we take a journey into Woodworking 2.0!
Requirements:
Assistants:
Abby
Homework:
None
Billable Hours Per Week:
1
Admin Tier:
Specialty
Admin Fee:
$4, Term Total = $64
Class Fee:
$200.00
Supply Fee:
$100.00
Woodworking 2.0
Ages 12yr-18yr
Lezniewicz, Zachary
Spring 2022
Arts
- General Art
Schedule:
Thursday - Shop - SHOP: 4:00 pm - 4:50 pm
Description:
"Hey everyone! I'm Zach and I own a custom woodworking business in town called Ashes To Beauty Woodworking making furniture and rustic home decor from reclaimed wood and live edge wood (www.ashestobeautynw.com). Below is a layout of what this class will be all about.
Woodworking 2.0 is for the older pre-teen/teenagers and it is going to be a class that your kids will not want to miss! During the span of this class, we will be making a rad charcuterie board and a rustic serving tray! Practical items that can be taken home and used on a daily basis while learning woodworking skills that they can hold on to for years to come!
What will the kids be learning about in this class?
- Different types of wood
- Different purposes for the different types of wood
- Basic woodworking tools and their uses
- How to make straight cuts
- Gluing wood (the proper way)
- Lots about sanding and the different coarse grits of sandpaper
- What to seal/finish your project with (food-grade oil and non-food grade oil)
- And much more
My goal is to teach practical skills that can be carried on through the years of growing up whether they do woodworking as a profession when they get older or to just be able to use it as a hobby. Also, I want to inspire future woodworkers to chase their dreams if they have that desire to do woodworking as a profession when they grow up.
So come with an eagerness to have lots of fun and be ready to get a little dusty as we take a journey into Woodworking 2.0!"
Requirements:
Assistants:
Homework:
None
Billable Hours Per Week:
1
Admin Tier:
Class Override
Admin Fee:
$32, Term Total = $32
Class Fee:
$200.00
Supply Fee:
$125.00
Woodworking 2.0
Ages 12yr-19yr+
Lezniewicz, Zachary
Spring 2023
Arts
- General Art
Schedule:
Thursday - Shop - SHOP: 4:00 pm - 4:50 pm
Description:
Hey everyone! I'm Zach and I own a custom woodworking business in town called Ashes To Beauty Woodworking making furniture and rustic home decor from reclaimed wood and live edge wood (www.ashestobeautynw.com).
Woodworking 2.0 is for the older pre-teens/teenagers and it is going to be a class that your kids will not want to miss!
Below is a layout of what this class will be all about.
During the span of this class, we will be making a rustic serving tray from reclaimed wood and a rustic wall decor piece!
Practical items that can be taken home and used on a daily basis while learning woodworking skills that they can hold on to for years to come!
What will the kids be learning about in this class?
- Different types of wood
- Different purposes for the different types of wood
- Basic woodworking tools and their uses
- How to make straight cuts
- Gluing wood (the proper way)
- Lots about sanding and the different coarse grits of sandpaper
- What to seal/finish your project with (food-grade oil and non-food grade oil)
- And much more!
My goal is to teach practical skills that can be carried on through the years of growing up whether they do woodworking as a profession when they get older or to just be able to use it as a hobby. Also, I want to inspire future woodworkers to chase their dreams if they have that desire to do woodworking as a profession when they grow up.
So come with an eagerness to have lots of fun and be ready to get a little dusty as we take a journey into Woodworking 2.0!
"The peculiar value of geography lies in its fitness to nourish the mind with ideas and furnish the imagination with pictures."- Charlotte Mason. Miss Mason also held that "geography should be learned chiefly from maps, and the child should begin the study by learning 'the meaning of a map,' and how to use it." A basic knowledge of where things are located in the world is severely lacking today. World Geography will acquaint students with the basics of cartography and geography. We will primarily focus on map basics, the locations of countries, cities, and physical features (mountains, rivers, lakes, oceans, etc.) around the world as well as local features, Washington and Oregon counties and cities, and US states. Students will need access to the internet. We will use Seterra and Google Maps extensively. Students will also need to check the class Slack channel regularly, as everything for class will be posted there. Each week, students will be given a list of locations to find and memorize. Students MUST COMPLETE THE MAPWORK AT HOME in order to get any value from this class. Each week, we will cover the next week’s material, play geography games, and take the weekly quiz.
Requirements:
Assistants:
Homework:
Up to 5 Hours Week
Billable Hours Per Week:
1
Admin Tier:
Specialty
Admin Fee:
$5, Term Total = $80
Class Fee:
$140.00
Supply Fee:
$10.00
World History: Exploring Frontiers (Fall)
Ages 13yr-18yr
Ferguson, Jordan
Fall 2022
Social Studies
- World History
Schedule:
Wednesday - Science Lab - 127: 4:00 pm - 4:50 pm
Description:
One definition of "frontier" is the extreme limit of understanding or achievement in a particular area. During this course, we will explore world history by examining the people, places, and ideas that pushed society to the extreme limit of understanding and achievement of political, religious, military, geographic, technological, economic, and social frontiers.
Requirements:
Assistants:
Homework:
Up to 4 Hours Week
Billable Hours Per Week:
1
Admin Tier:
Specialty
Admin Fee:
$4, Term Total = $64
Class Fee:
$150.00
Supply Fee:
$0.00
World History: Exploring Frontiers (Spring)
Ages 13yr-18yr
Ferguson, Jordan
Spring 2023
Social Studies
- World History
Schedule:
Wednesday - Science Lab - 127: 4:00 pm - 4:50 pm
Description:
One definition of "frontier" is the extreme limit of understanding or achievement in a particular area. During this course, we will explore world history by examining the people, places, and ideas that pushed society to the extreme limit of understanding and achievement of political, religious, military, geographic, technological, economic, and social frontiers.
Requirements:
Assistants:
Homework:
Up to 4 Hours Week
Billable Hours Per Week:
1
Admin Tier:
Core
Admin Fee:
$4, Term Total = $64
Class Fee:
$150.00
Supply Fee:
$0.00
World of Animals
World of Animals
Ages 8yr-11yr
Zarzana, Angie
Fall 2024
Science
- Agriculture
Schedule:
Tuesday - Classroom - 135: 1:00 pm - 1:50 pm
Description:
We have an incredible world of animals all around us from small bees to giant giraffes! In this class we will be looking at all the amazing animals in God's creation and learning the classifications from mammals to simple organisms and everything in between. We will be creating our own book of animals to show what we have learned as well as read through fun books, make crafts, and play games.
This class will be offered as a two part class with the second half offered in the Spring.
Requirements:
Students should have the ability to cut and paste, write a small sentence or two, follow simple, step by step instructions, and join in class discussions by taking turns talking and listening .