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4) Provide Educational Toys To leverage woodworking skills of the trainees at the Trade School, a line of educational (mostly wooden) toys is developed to serve both as training material for the trade school, as well as preparing young children early on for developing fine motor skills and a basis for technical understanding and intelligence. These toys are introduced through existing elementary schools and include items such as; - Wooden jigsaw puzzles; to learn to match colors and shapes. - Building blocks; to learn to build basic structures and understand stability. - Fraction puzzles; blocks that aid in the visual teaching of proportions and fractions. - Mind puzzles; such as Tan-gram and sliding puzzles to develop a logical process of thinking with Rubik’s cube as the ultimate challenge. - Checkers and Chess sets; to introduce school clubs to play checkers and chess. To work both thinking skills and social skills.
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