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former focuses on children’s concentration, problem-solving ability and creative
                 performance in activities, while the latter quantifies the achievements through
                 forms such as work exhibitions and parent feedback forms. In addition, the author
                 suggests incorporating woodworking activities into the daily curriculum system of
                 kindergartens. For instance, it can be combined with art classes for woodcarving
                 creation or linked with science classes to explore the principle of levers.
                     Chapter Five: Practical Application and Effect Evaluation.
                     This chapter verifies the educational value of the woodworking maker
                 space through empirical research. The author further analyzed the influence of
                 woodworking maker Spaces on the social development of young children. For
                 instance, kindergartens organize “Woodworking markets” activities, allowing
                 children to design and sell wooden handicrafts in groups. During this process, not
                 only do they enhance their communication skills and business awareness, but they
                 also boost their confidence and sense of achievement. In addition, family extension
                 activities (such as parent-child woodworking DIY days) have also effectively
                 promoted home-school co-education. Parents generally report that their children
                 are more willing to solve problems by themselves after returning home.
                     Chapter Six: Conclusions and Prospects.
                     Based on the summary of the research findings, the direction of future
                 research was proposed. On the one hand, it is necessary to further explore the
                 possibility of integrating woodworking maker Spaces with other emerging
                 technologies (such as 3D printing and programming robots); On the other hand,
                 more attention should be paid to the shortage of woodworking resources in
                 kindergartens in rural areas to promote educational equity. Finally, the author
                 calls on the education authorities to introduce relevant policies to incorporate
                 woodworking maker Spaces into the scope of standardized construction in
                 preschool education, providing more policy support and resource guarantees for
                 the cultivation of children’s innovative abilities.
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