Take-home learning
It's not the project. It's what they learn from it.
Students take selected builds home — but the model isn't a giveaway or a finished product. It's a tool they keep learning from: rebuilding it, changing it, breaking it, and turning one guided project into ideas nobody assigned.
What we care about is what happens to the child's thinking: curiosity, confidence, creativity, problem-solving, and the ability to create independently.
What happens at home
The lesson doesn't end when the session does
What we measure
The model is the tool. This is the outcome.
A finished build looks impressive on a shelf. What matters is whether the child can explain it, change it, fix it when it breaks, and use what they learned on something entirely different.
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