Middle school computer aided technologies resources

Project is designed for a full day introduction to DT. RM- Biscuit cutters GX- Icing toppers / packaging Food- Biscuits Focus is CADCAM within DT Project was introduced in Primary classes within designing work being completed prior to attending DT sessions in workshops. I ran this project with 2 groups of 20 students 4 rooms ICT- Icing toppers RM workshop - moulds & cutters Food room - biscuits ICT - packaging students moved around all 4 rooms - 1hr in each session 1 & 2 Toppers & moulds/cutters session 3&4 biscuits & packaging

EAL students often have limited vocabulary in Product Design as it is very subject specific. This Mat when laminated stays with EAL students during written activities to help them use keywords when annotating. Please follow us @EPA_technology

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This booklet has a host of activities and worksheets for Halloween. Included in booklet are: Talk About Cards Halloween Shadow Pictures Design a Pumpkin ICT Pumpkin Haunted House Activity Halloween Maze Halloween Alphabetical Ordering Halloween Wordsearch Halloween Maths Word Problems This is a great time saver for use in class as early finisher/extra activities on the run up to and around Halloween.

A Presentation on compilation of 8 effective assessment for Teachers. These tools are perfect for teachers to assess one to one students in the classroom. This Presentation Includes: 1. NearPod 2. Edmodo 3. ClassDojo 4. Socrative 5. UnderstoodIt 6. ScreenChomp 7. The Answer Pad 8. Google Classroom Teachers can use this presentation of tools as a ready reckoner to pick up the right tool to help the learners digitally as the situation demands in the classroom.

This is suitable for anyone teaching the new AQA Design & Technology specification. The multiple choice questionnaires come with the answers in an EXCEL format. If you operate within a G-mail education setting then these forms can be used in a Classroom format and 'SELF MARK' with the Flubaroo app. If you have a g-mail I will share the Unit 1 folder with you so it goes directly onto your Google drive. Hope you like and use within your lessons! Follow us on twitter @EPA_Technology

In this lesson, students are introduced to the 'internet of things' through class discussions and examples. They are then tasked with re-designing a given object both aesthetically and innovatively to form an ‘internet of things’ connected product for the 21st Century market. Work sheet includes success criteria, writing aid and peer assessment as well as annotation prompts. Student examples are also included. Introduction to 'internet of things' Task (consolidation) Present (Dragons Den style) Peer assessment

Bundle includes: Tutorials on 3D isometric drawings (3D geometric shapes, 3D 'Create your own name', 3D House) 2D Design Starter 2D Design Quiz (With PowerPoint + Answers) Tutorial on Vectorising & Contouring Bitmaps Project Idea - Fan laser cut Bonus - Photoshop Lines Logo Bonus - Illustrator Circles Logo

In this lesson, students create fashions of their own using Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop or Microsoft Paint. Students can also use one of these free Web 2.0 tools: SketchPad (https://sketch.io/sketchpad/) or SumoPaint (https://www.sumopaint.com/home/#app) that do not require download. Two versions of the lesson are included: one is a shorter version to create just one fashion and the other is a longer version to create a fashion line (6-8 items) which are combined into a collage. Depending on the class and the amount of time available, the teacher can choose which version is most appropriate. Both versions include a writing and reflection component to the lesson, giving students the opportunity to consider how they made their design choices. Links to tutorials for the programs are also provided to assist students with their creations. A basic knowledge of Adobe Illustrator or Photoshop is helpful if those programs are being used. However, beginning students can incorporate tutorials with this lesson to successfully learn the program as they create their designs. This is a great activity for a career exploration class, Principles of Arts, A/V Technology & Communications class, Family & Consumer Sciences, Fashion Design, or any technology class. This lesson was designed for middle school (grades 6-8) but could be used in high school as well. Files included: • Teacher & Student Resources • Fashion Design Creation Lesson - Student Instructions, Expectations and Grading Rubric (two versions: short (1 design) and long (6-8 designs) • Writing Reflection Lesson (two versions)

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Design and Technology homework menu. In the style of the takeaway homework. Levels awarded by heat level. The hotter the dish the higher it scores. This can be edited to suit as both PDF and PP files enclosed in download.