Areas of Exploratory Experience: Woodworking DiscoveriesWoodworking supports a child's creativity by allowing them to experiment and explore with materials to which he has most likely had little or no exposure. When given the proper tools, a child can also build whatever they want with wood. Using wood and similar materials gives children the freedom to be creative by thinking for themselves and deciding what they want to create. Even though what they did is nothing like what they claim, it is what it is, so it is what it is. When given the opportunity to explore any medium, it allows for great creative growth. Woodworking supports the environment as a third teacher by This area supports Children's Hundred Languages ​​as it gives children a new language with which to express themselves. Most children haven't had the chance to explore woodland, so that's one of the languages ​​we've taken away from them. Using wood and tools to create new projects allows children to express themselves in many new ways.....