A perfect project for extended cover or remote learning. A nine lesson project that students can work on independently. 50 Slides that will guide the students through the entire design and planning process of a smart phone application. Project comes with an optional accompanying booklet (Students can complete all tasks without the booklet) Students will be guided through the entire design process of a Smart phone Application. Lesson 1: Exploring Ideas. Lesson 2: Analysis of existing Applications. Lesson 3: Application logo design. Lesson 4 & 5: Designing Application Homepage. Lesson 6 & 7: Designing User Interface (secondary pages) Lesson 8: Designing an Appstore Advert. lesson 9: Evaluation.

A KS3 Textiles project that introduces students to the global goals and encourages them as designers to create solutions to target global goal 14 : Conserve and sustainably use the oceans, seas and marine resources for sustainable development. The resource contains a 35 page slide show that starts by introducing the students to the global goal and then setting them a design context that relates to it. The resource has structured lessons that will guide students through the design process and introduce them to basic hand sewing techniques. Students will create a sewing pattern and then create a product using these hand sewing techniques. The resource has an accompanying project booklet and other resources. This is a brilliant project that I have delivered to KS3 students over the past few years and they really connect with it and adore their outcomes. A great introduction to Textiles as the project is challenging but accomplishable enough for students of their age. The project has the depth to stretch higher ability students as much as it facilitates for not so able. Can be a great project to insert into a KS3 DT rotation/carousel. Booklet is editable and simple enough to incorporate into a larger yearly booklet.

Worksheet that allows students to design their own school uniform - includes a different worksheet for jumper uniforms and blazer uniforms. Students can design school colours, school tie and school crest/badge. Great for cover

A perfect project for extended cover or remote learning. A nine lesson project that students can work on independently. 50 Slides that will guide the students through the entire design and planning process of a smart phone application. Project comes with an optional accompanying booklet (Students can complete all tasks without the booklet) Students will be guided through the entire design process of a Smart phone Application. Lesson 1: Exploring Ideas. Lesson 2: Analysis of existing Applications. Lesson 3: Application logo design. Lesson 4 & 5: Designing Application Homepage. Lesson 6 & 7: Designing User Interface (secondary pages) Lesson 8: Designing an Appstore Advert. lesson 9: Evaluation.

A great introduction or refresher lesson on how to use 2D design. This lesson will guide students through using the most simple tools through to vectorising images from google. The lesson will help students understand why things need to be drawn a certain way in order to work with the laser cutter. The slides have been designed so that students can use them as reference to work independently. The slides can also be blown up and printed as part of a classroom display. Worksheet is editable and can be slotted into any project booklet that involves CAD.

Good first lesson to introduce students to CAD/CAM. Slide show is interactive and engaging with an accompanying worksheet. Students learn about the different software used, different machinery and the different products they can produce. Editable.

A KS3 Design and technology project that aims to introduce students to the basic skills and processes required to work with timber and acrylic. The resource contains a 78 page slide show that contains all the information needed to deliver the project at a high level. The resource has structured lessons that will guide students through the design process and introduce them to basic manufacture techniques. The resource has an accompanying project booklet which can be printed and used in class. This is a brilliant project that I have delivered to KS3 students over the past few years and they really connect with it and adore their outcomes. The resource also contains individual lessons plans. A great introduction to Design and technology as the project is challenging but accomplishable enough for students of their age. The project has the depth to stretch higher ability students as much as it facilitates for the not so able. Can be a great project to insert into a KS3 DT rotation/carousel. Booklet is editable and simple enough to incorporate into a larger yearly booklet.

A KS3 graphics DT project that introduces students to packaging, materials associated with packaging and graphic communication techniques. Full term project with slides and workbook. The project will first introduce students to packaging and its history. They will learn how packaging has evolved over time. They will speciifcially focus on packaging of food items and learn about the important factors that need to be considered when packaging food. Students will then be given a design context to explore using subject specific methods of context exploration. They will be introduced to design briefs and specifications and then follow the design process of generation design ideas and developing them through modelling, they will be introduced to NETS and the aesthetic elements that need to be considered with graphic communication. A great project to introduce students to graphic design. 49 slides that have been structured into outstanding lessons with clear objectives and success criteria. I have delivered this project for years and students enjoy the process. Slides and booklet are completely editable for your own SOW and teaching style.

A worksheet that can be used in class or given as cover. Students will be asked to sort 6 factors into two columns - Germany’s military growth and Germany’s social problems at the time. Students will need to write a brief explanation/context of each factors after sorting. A great exercise which can be supported with textbook/additional resources.

A worksheet designed to help KS4/5 DT students learn and revise specific tools linked to measuring and marking. The worksheet can be set as a research task. No teaching required.

A DT cover worksheet - No teaching required- Print or assign online. A design challenge to really test creativity. Students are asked to design a useless invention. The product must have a function but the function should be entirely useless. An example of this would be an ‘umbrella umbrella’ an umbrella that clips onto your umbrella to protect it from rain. A transparent t-shirt or a calendar that reads ‘today’ on every day. Students instructed to avoid products with no function, for example, a blank set of playing cards or a cup with holes in it. Really fun and engaging - Enjoyable to mark and return from absence to.

DT cover worksheet - No teaching required - print or assign online - Students will need to design a product in each of the labeled boxes (wood, metal, plastic) that capitalizes on the distinct properties of that material. Explain why they chose each material for that design based on its unique characteristics and suitability.

A KS3 Design and technology project that sets the students a design challenge and context. Takes them through the process of context exploration, generation of ideas, developing ideas, manufacture and evaluation. A great project to allow students to create a basic understanding of the design process. Designed specifically with year 7 and 8 in mind but simple enough to edit for primary students also. The resource contains a 37 page slide show that contains all the information needed to deliver the project at a high level. The resource has structured lessons that will guide students through the design process and introduce them to basic manufacture techniques. The resource has an accompanying project booklet which can be printed and used in class. This is a brilliant project that I have delivered to KS3 students over the past few years and they really connect with it and adore their outcomes. A great introduction to Design and technology as the project is challenging but accomplishable enough for students of their age. The project has the depth to stretch higher ability students as much as it facilitates for the not so able. Can be a great project to insert into a KS3 DT rotation/carousel. Booklet is editable and simple enough to incorporate into a larger yearly booklet.

A simple printout worksheet for a cover lesson. Students are given a faint template of a superhero and asked to design their own superhero. Students will also need to draw out an emblem/logo for their hero, list their abilities and weaknesses and write a brief story explaining how their superhero gained their abilities. The resource contains both male and female superheroes. A perfect quick printout for a emergency cover lesson.

A great quick worksheet that can be printed and set for cover work. Students will be asked to work on designing their own deck of cards. I have used it in the past and have received some really creative submissions. An opportunity for them to practice their illustration and design generation skills.

Crossword that is aimed for KS3 students in Design and Technology. Mainly consists of tools and materials. Clues are precise and easy to understand. This activity can be used as a starter or plenary exercise to reinforce knowledge given in practical lessons. Can be projected on the board and completed collectively or printed out and used in lesson. Can also be used as part of a cover lesson.

A great challenge lesson that I use regularly with students of all ages. The aim is to develop an understanding of structures and construction in a creative practical way. Students work as a group to build the tallest freestanding structure out of spaghetti and tape. The structure has to support the weight of the marshmallow. Students can be encouraged to take an iterative approach to building their structure by assessing the structure at intervals and building upon it. Lesson includes a slideshow with information about the challenge and how triangulation is used in construction. An evaluation worksheet that can be used during manufacture or at the end of the lesson as a plenary task.

A slideshow and worksheet that cover the making of an MDF spinning top. A great first mini project for KS3 students. Covers technical drawing of a Hexagon, using a Tenon saw, bench hook, pillar drill, mallet and more. Tried and tested, students love having a spin off tournament afterwards - opportunity to talk about friction, energy and rotational movement.

A generic and editable slide show that teaches the importance of evaluating and how to successfully evaluate a product. Resource comes with accompanying booklet insert that can be placed in any project booklet or even printed as a worksheet for classwork or homework. As DT teachers we are always rushing to get our students to complete a product and project evaluation. It is essential that students are aware of the importance of testing and evaluating a product. This slide show breaks down how products are tested in industry and then goes on to explain how students can carry out a successful evaluation of their own. Tried and Tested - Editable.

Students can work through the worksheet to design their own school uniform. Blazer type and jumper type uniforms are included in seperate worksheets. Students can design colours scheme, tie and school logo/crest. Tried and tested.