Learning for Homeschool Students

Group of people working together on a boat in a woodworking workshop with wooden walls, shelves, and hanging tools.

Maine Maritime Museum is pleased to offer our curriculum of woodworking projects for home school students!

Upcoming Classes

Our next classes will explore various aspects of woodworking & boatbuilding. All tools, materials, and safety equipment are provided. Staff and volunteer instructors will provide instruction, guidance, experience, and motivation.

Thursdays, 1:00–3:00 pm

Ages 9–18

Cost: $160

Upcoming session beginning on September 3
Each session is 4 weeks

Students are required to follow the Boatshop dress code: Pants, close-toed shoes, and the ability to tie one’s hair back when necessary, if applicable.

Please dress warmly, the Boatshop normally stays at 60 degrees. Make-up time can be scheduled in the event of inclement weather or special circumstances; there will be no refunds for absences.

The Boatshop is located at 263 Washington St. in Bath just north of the Maine Maritime Museum brick building, which is 243 Washington St. Questions? Contact us at boatshop@maritimeme.org

Progress from our 2025/26 Homeschool Classes:

Field Trips for Homeschool Students

Choose Your Adventure! Learn about lobstering, historic vessels, Wabanaki culture, history and language; join us for a cruise, or peruse one of our newest exhibits—we have something for every kind of learner!

Children wearing raincoats on a boat, using binoculars to look at the water.

At-Home Resources

Lesson plans, activities, primary sources? We bring the museum to you!

Children painting with watercolors at a table, using colorful paints and brushes.