A series of worksheets on basic orthographic drawing techniques.
Includes two pages describing the basics, followed by five different 3D shapes to draw using the orthographic drawing technique.
This is a great starting point for any pupil, the grids allow the pupils to practice drawing each of the shapes accurately.
An introduction to drawing various 3D shapes in isometric. Pupils can try to copy out the shapes and then practice adding realistic shading and thick and thin lines.
9xA3 Revision Worksheets for AQA Design Technology (Section C of the exam)
These worksheets include links to the BBC bitesize revision pages so they can be completed independently.
These have been used with my own year 11 group with great success.
A mini assessment based on CAD/CAM for design and technology pupils.
This can be done either at the start of a project or at the end to check progress and understanding.
It can be edited easily as it is a word document.
Three 1 Point Perspective worksheets based on drawing cubes, shapes and letters using the 1pp drawing technique. This is great for those starting to learn to learn the techniques and allow them to grasp the basics.
9 x revision worksheets based on elements from Section C of the exam. These are perfect for pupils to work through at their own pace using the revision links on each section.
A useful resource to allow pupils to practice drawing various difficulty shapes in isometric using the provided grid.
Pupils can even practice adding realistic shading and thick and thin lines to enhance their drawings.
A worksheet allowing pupils to practice enlarging a drawing of a cordless drill. Once enlarged they can add colour shading/rendering to make it look as realistic as possible.
This can work as a standalone task, extension task or even a cover lesson if required.
A worksheet for pupils to practice adding a realistic wood texture to different shapes. Allows them to practice adding the grain and knots on different surfaces.
Great as a starting point.
A powerpoint for a lesson where pupils will need to design their own pizza and box. This is great for a single lesson or a cover lesson if required.
The powerpoint contains all the things that the pupils will need to think of when designing their pizza and an example at the end.