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Carpenter
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Chapter 1
How to explain a Carpenter to your child
A carpenter works with wood to build and fix things. On a regular day, they measure a board with a tape measure, mark a line with a pencil, and cut along it with a saw. Then they join the pieces together with a hammer and nails or a drill and screws. For example, a carpenter might build the frame of a new house, put up a staircase, or make a door that opens and closes just right.
Think about the things you use every day: the floor you walk on, the shelf that holds your books, the table where you eat. A carpenter helps make places like these strong and steady so people can use them safely. When a window sticks or a step wobbles, they can fix it so it works well again. They take a pile of plain boards and turn it into something useful for a family to enjoy.
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