Tool demonstration station: set up a station where students can learn about different types of tools and how they are used in the construction industry. Building Station: provide students with materials and instruction to build simple structures such as birdhouses, toolboxes, or even small sheds. Safety Gear Fitting Station: teach students about the importance of safety gear and how to properly fit and wear it. Masonry Station: provide students with bricks and mortar and show them how to build a simple wall or planter. Painting: provide a small piece of wood or other materials and let students practice painting techniques Flooring: set up a small section of flooring and teach students how to install it. Landscaping: provide small plants, seeds, flowers and let students practice planting them. Blueprint reading: provide basic blueprints and teach students how to read and interpret them. Equipment operation simulation: use simulators to teach students how to operate heavy equipment. Construction math games: create games that help students understand basic math concepts related to construction such as calculating square footage or estimating the amount of material needed for a project. Building Bridges: challenge students to work in teams to design and construct a bridge using materials such as toothpicks, popsicle sticks and glue. Equipment demos: allow students to watch equipment in action and demonstrate how it is used on job sites.