QJS Library Learning Commons
ADST Resources
Located in Toronto, the Textile Museum of Canada offers a variety of video demos, recorded workshops (huge series on sustainability in textiles), and education guides linked to various exhibits.
Provides lessons for Math, Science, Social Studies, and ELA that emphasize the use of computational thinking skills. Students are expected to recognize patterns, use algorithms, and experiment to solve problems.
A simple, yet powerful 3D modelling platform that runs through your browser: use and manipulate simple shapes to create something new. There are also tools to design virtual circuits and codeblocks.
Free to try, SketchUp is a browser-based 3D modelling program with a focus on architectural design. It has a bit of a learning curve!
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Activities, lessons, and printables for teaching computational thinking and computer science skills... without the need for a computer.
A massive collection of free woodworking plans and schematics, sorted by project type. The site is quite ad-heavy.