Career Technical Education Course Details

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Construction Technology 6th–8th (3528)

Grade Range:
	6–8
Prerequisites:
	None
Course duration:
	One semester or two semesters. May be taught as a six-, nine-, or 12-week portion of an 18-week wheel course; may be repeated for credit.

Course Description:
	This basic introductory course in woodworking emphasizes correct and safe use of hand tools and materials. Students are required to pass a safety test. Student interest in woodworking is developed through construction of practical projects. Emphasis is also placed on cooperative working relationships and career exploration.
State Course Code(s):
	7000 - Exploratory Career Technical Education
Basic Texts and Teaching Guides:
	Videotape series: Woodworking Power Tools; Table Saw & Accessories; Band Saw, Jointer/Surfacer, Aavim, 1989. Wagner, Modern Woodworking, Goodheart-Willcox, 1990. Feirer, Industrial Arts Woodworking, rev. ed., Bennett Publishing, 1982.

Construction Technology 6th–8th (3528)