6. Create a Trim Style Board
6. Create a Trim Style Board
Welcome to Carpentry
Lesson Plan: Week 1 - Welcome to Carpentry (6 Hours)
Lesson Plan: Week 1 - Welcome to Carpentry (6 Hours)
Lesson Plan Document: Week 2 - Measure Twice, Cut Once (6 Hours)
Lesson Plan Document: Week 2 - Measure Twice, Cut Once (6 Hours)
Lesson Plan Document: Week 3 - Introduction to Hand Tools.
Lesson Plan Document: Week 3 - Introduction to Hand Tools.
Lesson Plan Document: Week 4 - Introduction to Power Tools.
Lesson Plan Document: Week 4 - Introduction to Power Tools.
Lesson Plan Document: Week 5 - Introduction to Wood Types.
Lesson Plan Document: Week 5 - Introduction to Wood Types.
Lesson Plan Document: Week 6 – Fasteners and Joinery.
Lesson Plan Document: Week 6 – Fasteners and Joinery.
Lesson Plan Document: Week 7 – Blueprint Reading & Design.
Lesson Plan Document: Week 7 – Blueprint Reading & Design.
Lesson Plan Document: Week 8 – Framing Basics.
Lesson Plan Document: Week 8 – Framing Basics.
Lesson Plan Document: Week 9 – Finish Carpentry.
Lesson Plan Document: Week 9 – Finish Carpentry.
Week 10 - Final Carpentry Project: Build a Small Bench with Shelf
Week 10 - Final Carpentry Project: Build a Small Bench with Shelf
6. Create a Trim Style Board
Objective:
Students will explore finish carpentry by identifying and displaying three different trim profiles on a visual board.
Materials Needed:
Foam board or cardboard backing (approx. 11"x17")
Ruler or measuring tape
Pencil and marker
Glue or double-sided tape
Labels or sticky notes
Instructions.
1. Use the internet to select 3 trim profiles:
Choose three distinct trim styles (e.g., Colonial, Modern, Craftsman, or baseboard, casing,crown).
2. Cut and Arrange:
Arrange your trim pieces vertically or horizontally on the board with even spacing.
3. Label Each Profile:
Use labels to name each trim type. Include:
Name of the trim style
Where it`s commonly used (e.g., baseboard, window casing)
Aesthetic features (e.g., curved, flat, layered)
4. Decorate Your Board (Optional):
Add a title: “Trim Style Board” and any visuals or colors to enhance presentation.
5. Present Your Board:
Share your board with your family.