@githinjimumbi: Basic foundations of hands-on learning through basic tools, workshop equipment and essential safety practices. In this practical introduction, the sisters learn to identify tools, understand their purposes and use them safely while completing simple workshop activities. Their learning covers: Measuring and marking materials using a tape measure, ruler, pencil and try square. Cutting wood and other materials using a handsaw and hacksaw. Drilling holes using a power drill under adult supervision. Using a hammer to drive and remove nails. Applying wood glue correctly when joining materials. Sanding wood to create smooth, clean surfaces. Holding materials firmly during cutting, drilling and assembly. Wearing appropriate personal protective equipment. Maintaining a clean, organized and safe workspace. Cleaning, storing and caring for tools after use. These practical lessons help Mumbi and Wangari build confidence, coordination and problem-solving skills while developing a shared understanding of design, construction and safe working practices. Every measurement, cut and completed project brings them closer to understanding how ideas become real structures. Engineers of Steel: From Sketch to Structure — Real Steel, Real Concrete, Real Engineering. #EngineersOfSteel #WorkshopSafety #BasicTools #HandsOnLearning #STEMEducation #PowerTools #Woodworking #PracticalSkills #SafetyFirst #YoungBuilders #FromSketchToStructure #Kenya

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