Transform your classroom into a hub of creativity with our comprehensive Design and Technology lessons focused on crafting captivating pop-up storybooks. This D&T resource encompasses everything you need, from detailed lesson plans to engaging PowerPoints and resource sheets. Lesson Objectives: Investigate and evaluate how lever and linkage mechanisms function in products, using technical vocabulary to understand their role in pop-up storybooks. Practice creating pop-up mechanisms and plan the use of materials and processes effectively. Practice creating lever and linkage systems and plan the use of materials and processes effectively. Write a draft of a story using an outline plan and storybook criteria, using simple graphical communication techniques. Measure, mark out cut out and shape a range of materials using appropriate tools and techniques. Join and combine components accurately. To assess my finished book against the original design criteria and reflect on the design and making process. Files included: ★ x6 PowerPoints for each lesson ★ x6 Lesson plans ★ Pop-Up Books Questionnaire ★ x3 Outline plans (differentiated) ★ x6 Table guides ★ Slider mechanism templates ★ Box fold object ★ Prepared text for lower ability pupils ★ Story planning sheet ★ Story prompts ★ Evaluation sheet ★ Storyboard ★ Example pictures Customer Support: We’re here to assist you. If you encounter any challenges or have specific requests related to this resource, don’t hesitate to reach out to us directly at explore_education@outlook.com for a swift response. Special Offer: If you find this resource valuable, share your feedback through a review, and we’ll express our gratitude by offering you a resource of your choice for FREE! Simply send us your purchase receipt along with a screenshot of your review. Tags: ks2 ks3 y3 y4 y5 y6 story book D&T

For those teachers who may not be able to have access to the official Cambridge International Education and teachers hub Website for download, you can get this important document here for recording your marks for IGCSE Art Coursework Component 4. It includes the details of how to fill in the marks and how to post to the examiner for counter-checking.

The Tri-Borough Music Hub are working with all the schools in three boroughs of London to ensure the highest quality of music provision is on offer to all children. Their main aim is to provide opportunities for all children to develop a life-long love of music and realise their musical potential whilst developing their personal and social identity. Young people will be able to choose from a broad range of progressive musical opportunities provided in partnership with World Class music organisations.

In this activity students research and design their own conservation programme to learn about the importance of biodiversity as well as the economic benefits and services ecosystems provide. Using examples of successful conservation programmes within the UK Overseas Territories, students learn about the fine balance of an ecosystem, the impacts of human activity, and the economic benefits and services an ecosystem can provide. Wildscreen ARK, ARKive’s successor is now live - please bear with us while we update our learning resources. In the meantime you can access our growing UK species content hub at www.wildscreenark.org

Pop art is a style of art based on simple, bold and bright colours. Follow artist Venessa Scott as she shows you how to use simple materials to make your own artwork that really pops! https://www.npg.org.uk/schools-hub/artist-demonstration-how-to-make-a-simple-pop-art-portrait You will need: Paper Pencils A portrait to trace Light box or window and tape Crayons

A resource I made to support an assignment where students designed and built a wind powered garden decoration. Includes prompts to research and analyse useful research material, to model and experiment ideas, and plan the construction of a chosen idea.

A simple questionnaire to be used to gather student voice. This resource can be adapted for other subjects very easily. Based on the Ofsted student questionnaire from many years ago it is still a great way of collecting student views and using them to inform future planning.

Session 94 - Starting with a blank piece of paper: Design the school of your dreams #ukedchat Archive and Summary hosted by @jamesmichie on 19 April 2012. Join #ukedchat every Thursday evening between 8-9pm (UK) on twitter. See www.ukedchat.com for further information and details.

Iconic designers intro. Brompton - britains leading bike manufacturer. Dyson background. Electric cars - green or not?

A selection of heart-shape based challenges for primary schools. This pack also includes templates for a ‘Heart Weaving’ activity. This is just one of the free outreach services we offer to schools and teachers For more information please visit: https://fbaps-outreach-hub.dcs.aber.ac.uk/index.html

Next time you are enjoying a trip to the seaside, why not have a go at sculpting some animals in the sand? Check out ARKive to find some spectacular sea creatures before you go? Wildscreen ARK, ARKive’s successor is now live - please bear with us while we update our learning resources. In the meantime you can access our growing UK species content hub at www.wildscreenark.org

Cool animal colouring-in sheets from ARKive including: Cheetah Giraffe Zebra Macaw Clownfish Octopus Wildscreen ARK, ARKive’s successor is now live - please bear with us while we update our learning resources. In the meantime you can access our growing UK species content hub at www.wildscreenark.org

Create a jungle habitat with ARKive’s amazing shoebox habitats, complete with jungle animals! Wildscreen ARK, ARKive’s successor is now live - please bear with us while we update our learning resources. In the meantime you can access our growing UK species content hub at www.wildscreenark.org

The Anthology Colouring Book is a pdf book covering the set, costume and lighting designs for all 6 Anthology works for GCSE Dance. All are presented in black and white for the students to accurately colour in, with space for description of each element. A fun way to learn and keep everything in one place! £17 on TES for a lifetime license, but you can get it cheaper at £15 on our website. And it's FREE on our e-learning hub at www.artspool-e-learning.com For more great resources for GCSE Dance, visit www.arts-pool.co.uk

Cut-out and colour-in African rock python mask. Celebrate Chinese New Year and the start of the year of the Snake with ARKive! Download, print and decorate your very own slithery snake. Wildscreen ARK, ARKive’s successor is now live - please bear with us while we update our learning resources. In the meantime you can access our growing UK species content hub at www.wildscreenark.org

Get crafty this Christmas and make your own ARKive plant and animal decorations with our tree, robin and starfish templates. Wildscreen ARK, ARKive’s successor is now live - please bear with us while we update our learning resources. In the meantime you can access our growing UK species content hub at www.wildscreenark.org

Take inspiration from Pop artists who stuck all sorts of pictures and objects onto their artwork. Artist Venessa Scott takes you on a special treasure hunt and shows you how to make a collage portrait that tells your story. https://www.npg.org.uk/schools-hub/artist-demonstration-how-to-create-a-storytelling-portrait-using-collage You will need: Paper A photograph of yourself Glue Scissors Printed or drawn images of objects that help to tell your story

Follow our key stage 2, step-by-step guide to reading portraits. Develop visual literacy skills looking for hidden clues in portraits to discover what they might tell us: https://www.npg.org.uk/schools-hub/how-to-read-a-portrait Description The National Portrait Gallery is full of portraits of famous people. Some of them are paintings, some are drawings. Others are photographs or sculptures. Some were made hundreds of years ago. Others are brand new. But all of them are artworks of people. If we look at portraits really closely, they can tell us all sorts of things about the person (or people) in the picture. A portrait can tell us about: how they’re feeling their job or their hobby their family background or religion whether they are young or old whether they are rich or poor and so much more. Portraits can also tell us about the different ways artists make portraits or what life was like in the past. Follow our step-by-step guide to help you look for clues in portraits and discover what they might tell us. https://www.npg.org.uk/schools-hub/how-to-read-a-portrait

Follow our step-by-step guide to reading portraits, aimed at key stages 3-5. Learn to analyse how artists use different portrait elements, techniques and media to communicate mood, feelings and ideas by looking closely, and asking questions: https://www.npg.org.uk/schools-hub/how-to-analyse-a-portrait Description At first glance, a portrait can appear to simply be a picture of a person or people. But by looking closely, and asking analytical questions, portraits can tell us so much more. Portraits can tell us about: the artist’s practice the artist’s intention – why they chose to make the portrait in a particular way and what they are trying to say about the sitter the sitter – their identity and personality, how they are feeling or what they are known for. Follow our step-by-step guide to analysing portraits and see what more you can discover. https://www.npg.org.uk/schools-hub/how-to-analyse-a-portrait

Celebrate Chinese New Year and the start of the year of the Dragon with ARKive! Download, print and decorate your very own fiery komodo dragon mask. Wildscreen ARK, ARKive’s successor is now live - please bear with us while we update our learning resources. In the meantime you can access our growing UK species content hub at www.wildscreenark.org

A relaxing Christmas activity - a set of 25 mandala advent boxes to print, colour in, cut out, and make, then fill with advent treats! A great activity for pastoral time, crafts session, Design Technology and Maths. There’s a different design on each box to colour in for each day in December up to Christmas Day. Each mandala box has a different Christmas themed image. A great fun, relaxing and mindfulness based activity too, to construct for each day of the countdown to Christmas! Each advent box measures 10cm x 10cm x 3cm. File Information: 1 high quality (300 DPI) A4 PDF Thank you for visiting the Learning Hub!