Topic 1.5 on Papers and Boards of Edexcel AS Level Product Design course. a) drawing papers – layout, tracing, copier, cartridge b) commercial printing papers – bond, coated c) boards – mounting board, corrugated board, foam board, folding box board, foil-lined board. Could be used for GCSE product design course or even for KS3.

Topic 2.1 of Edexcel AS Level Product Design course a) conductivity; b) strength; c) elasticity; d) plasticity; e) malleability; f) ductility; g) hardness; h) toughness; i) durability; j) biodegradability. Includes card sort

Lesson resources: - A4 batik worksheet - A5 batik worksheet - Batik steps card sort printable resource - Embroidery stitch worksheet - Embroidery stitch car sort printable resource - Ironing safety poster

BTEC Engineering practice test Marks out of 28 Test knowledge of the following: - Machining processes: turning, milling, CNC - Forming processes: casting - Fabrication processes: Welding - Engineering sectors

Powerpoint resource on metals. Information cards on each metal, identifying metals task and past paper exam questions. Mind map starter and plenary to show progression.

Practice paper for GCSE product design. Questions test knowledge of: - Metals (ferrous and non-ferrous) -Woods (soft, hard and manufactured) - Plastics (thermosetting and thermoplastics) - Health and safety (COSHH, PPE, Signage) Complete with Mark scheme also.

Full lesson of resources on Metals including information sheets on individual metals designed for a group research task. Also included is: - Powerpoint for the whole lesson - Metals worksheet for pupils - Printable homework slips - Word jumble plenary (part of powerpoint)

Whole lesson resource covering plastics: - LDPE - HDPE - PET - HIPS - HDPE - Acrylic - PVC - ABS - Polypropylene - Epoxy resin - Urea Formaldehyde - Polyester resin - Elastomers Covers the differences between thermoplastics and thermosetting polymers.

27 question paper on the following subjects: Health and safety - PPE, COSHH, Signage Woods - softwoods, hardwoods, manufactured boards. Plastics - thermoset and thermoplastics Metals - ferrous and non-ferrous

Suitable for GCSE Resistant Materials, Engineering, Product design. Also suitable for KS3. Includes: - Powerpoint for whole lesson - Final test on metals, plastics, injection moulding and die casting - Injection moulding worksheet - Printable bingo cards

Textiles product analysis lesson resource. Includes 7 different cushion products with information for students to analyse along with the worksheet and PDF version. Space for 4 detailed analyses of products. Can use as a peer teaching lesson if each group analyse one product in detail and share with the rest of the class as a presentation.

Includes: Tracker sheets for student and teacher feedback; checklist for Unit 2 theory for students to check off subjects covered. Printable documents with checklist also provided as PDF file for easy printing.

Whole lesson with information on renewable energy. Covers wind, solar, hydroelectricity, tidal, biofuel, geothermal, hydrogen fuel cells and fossil fuels. Includes worksheets and a past paper question for BTEC Engineering Level 2.

Test paper with 34 questions Questions on smart materials, metals, polymers, woods and textiles. Designed for AS Level Product Design but also suitable for GCSE.

Test on metals including mark scheme: Ferrous, non-ferrous and alloys.

Plastics lesson / unit of work - Thermoplastics, thermosetting plastics Includes: - Powerpoint for whole lesson - Plenary - word scramble - End of unit test - Test mark scheme - Information sheets on each plastic - Worksheet / table to be completed by pupils in research task - Printable Homework slips - Printable Exit ticket

Test on printed circuit boards, surface mount technology, computer aided design and computer aided manufacture. Includes mark scheme.

Whole lesson resource covering the following topics: - Mechanical joints - nuts, bolts, washers. - Rivets - pop, snap, countersink. - Welding - Oxyacetylene, MIG. - Brazing. - Hard soldering. Also includes activities and past exam paper questions and answers.

Revision booklet on Learning Aim C: Understand how Engineering contributes to a sustainable future. C1: Sustainable Engineered Products. C2: Minimising Waste Production in Engineering. C3: Lean Manufacturing. C4: Renewable Sources of Energy in Engineering. Resource is in a powerpoint format so that it can also be used as a teaching resource in lessons.

Topic 1.6 Textiles of Edexcel AS Level Product Design course.   a) natural fibres – cotton, linen, wool b) manmade fibres – nylon, polypropylene, polyester c) textile treatments – flame resistant, polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE). Can also be used for GCSE and KS3