Each project has a "storyboard" displaying turned examples of each step.  Each project has a picture based narrative procedure.  

Coaches are encouraged to master all projects so students will have a consistent learning experience.  

These projects can also form the basis for mentoring new turners or self-learning.  Each project is designed so a student can leave class with a completed turning.

New Students

• Introduction to Woodturning and Coves and Beads
• Beginner's Guide to Woodturning by Scott Paul

Spindle Turning

• Keychain
• Critter
• Spin Top
  
• Ball and Cup Game
• Magic Wand
• Weed Pot
  Note: You need not reverse turn the bottom of the weed pot with the drill chuck and bit.  Part the bottom with an undercut, saw off, and clean bottom with small disk sander on drill press or on lathe.
• Ring Holder
  
• Holiday Ornaments
• Mushrooms
• Slimline Pen  and a Video
• 4 in 1 Screwdriver
  
• Birdhouse Ornament
• Mice and Critters (Needs storyboard and written procedure)
• Key Ring Pendant (Needs storyboard and written procedure)
• Fidget Stick (Needs storyboard and written procedure)

Hollow Form/Face Grain

• Pen Stand
• Tea Light
• Simple Bowl
  
• Lidded Bowl
• Swing Top Box (Needs storyboard)
• Desk Top Clock (Needs storyboard and written procedure)
• Kitchen Trivet (Needs storyboard and written procedure)
• Ring Holder Bowl  (Needs storyboard and written procedure)

SUPPLEMENTAL STUDENT PROJECTS

These projects may be fine tuned to become part of the standard curriculum. They may be taught by individual coaches based on student and coach interest and ability. The procedures below vary in ease of coaching.

• Keychain Kit
  
• Scoop

• Bottle Stopper

• Carver's Mallet 
• Decorated Spin Top
• Fingertip Top
  
• Flowerpot
  
• Garden Dibble
  
• Necklace Pendant
• Kendama
• Simple Box
  

Possible future projects: Bracelet, Handled Spin Top, Earring Holder, One Piece Yo Yo, Pendant

Other Woodworking Projects: Here is a link to other woodworking projects that was recommended by Brendan, a student volunteer at Hastings Recreation and Community Center in Minnesota.