1. Through this project, students will gain valuable skills in working with natural materials like wood and bamboo. They will learn to safely handle carpentry tools such as saws and hammers, design products and build prototypes. They will also practice finishing methods to make objects durable and attrRead more

    Through this project, students will gain valuable skills in working with natural materials like wood and bamboo. They will learn to safely handle carpentry tools such as saws and hammers, design products and build prototypes. They will also practice finishing methods to make objects durable and attractive. This project develops creativity, problem-solving and hands-on skills, enabling students to turn raw materials into functional, well-crafted products.

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  2. Carpentry work requires specific basic tools. These include a hammer, hand saw, wood file, plane, measuring tape, steel ruler, clamps, tri-square, brush, cutter, bench vice and hand drill. Each tool has a special role—cutting, measuring, joining, shaping or finishing. Using these tools carefully helRead more

    Carpentry work requires specific basic tools. These include a hammer, hand saw, wood file, plane, measuring tape, steel ruler, clamps, tri-square, brush, cutter, bench vice and hand drill. Each tool has a special role—cutting, measuring, joining, shaping or finishing. Using these tools carefully helps in safe and accurate work, turning raw wood or bamboo into well-made functional products. These tools are essential for every carpentry project.

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  3. Wood and bamboo are widely used in daily life. Five items made from them include wooden doors, fruit and vegetable carts, school benches, cricket bats and baskets. Additionally, they are found in toys, jewellery, fences, shelves, kitchen tools and even boats. Their strength, availability and usefulnRead more

    Wood and bamboo are widely used in daily life. Five items made from them include wooden doors, fruit and vegetable carts, school benches, cricket bats and baskets. Additionally, they are found in toys, jewellery, fences, shelves, kitchen tools and even boats. Their strength, availability and usefulness make them essential resources. These materials play an important role in both traditional lifestyles and modern-day practical needs.

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  4. Padmanabhapuram Palace is renowned as one of Asia’s largest wooden palaces, built around four hundred years ago. Located in Tamil Nadu, it spreads over 6.5 acres. The palace is admired for its strong wooden structure, exquisite design and intricate decorative woodwork. It stands as a symbol of IndiaRead more

    Padmanabhapuram Palace is renowned as one of Asia’s largest wooden palaces, built around four hundred years ago. Located in Tamil Nadu, it spreads over 6.5 acres. The palace is admired for its strong wooden structure, exquisite design and intricate decorative woodwork. It stands as a symbol of India’s architectural brilliance and the importance of wood as a construction material in traditional heritage.

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  5. The famous Padmanabhapuram Palace is situated in Tamil Nadu, India. It is one of Asia’s largest wooden palaces, covering about 6.5 acres. Built four centuries ago, the palace stands as a remarkable example of traditional architecture and detailed woodwork. Its beauty and strength make it an importanRead more

    The famous Padmanabhapuram Palace is situated in Tamil Nadu, India. It is one of Asia’s largest wooden palaces, covering about 6.5 acres. Built four centuries ago, the palace stands as a remarkable example of traditional architecture and detailed woodwork. Its beauty and strength make it an important cultural and historical landmark, showing how wood was used effectively in ancient Indian construction.

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