A resource booklet to help teach pupils about James Dyson. Unlike the Bethan Gray booklet this has questions instead of space for pupils to write an extended answer.

7 worksheets that pupils can complete by identifying the name and use of a variety of tools and equipment found in the workshop.

A revision aid to support pupils studying WJEC Level 1/2 Constructing the Built Environment. Pupils cut out the net on A3 paper and fold it together to make a ‘building’. This resource can then be used when revising for the Unit 1: Safety and Security in Construction exam.

WJEC GCSE Product Design booklet for teaching about Bethan Gray. Pupils use the information to create a mind map before writing a draft answer about the work of Bethan Gray. This can be marked by the teacher and pupils can then redraft their initial answer.

A poster about Welsh Furniture designer Bethan Gray.

James Dyson poster.

PDF poster covering the key areas of Ross Lovegrove

Philippe Starck poster highlighting the key words and images.

Do you use Adobe Spark? This PDF booklet is a great way for pupils to plan their presentations and get their ideas across.

James Dyson Timeline for pupils to complete with key references in his career such as: 1. Sea Truck 2. Ballbarrow 3. Hoover Court Case 4. G-Force 5. DCo1 6. Ball Technology 7. Air Blade Plus a Powerpoint for guidance.

WJEC GCSE in Design and Technology (Product Design) After investigating and analysing the work of Bethan Gray, James Dyson and Airbus this blank worksheet can be filled in by pupils to help with revision for the Unit 1: Design and Technology in the 21st Century written exam.

A poster about American industrial designer Charles Harrison.

Industrial designer Kenichiro Ashida

Two PDF posters that support the needs of literacy and numeracy in Design & Technology lessons.

A 4 slide PowerPoint resource to help Product Design students in how to layout a prototyping page when modelling and evaluating ideas.

A PDF booklet and additional resources for delivering a STEM project that focuses on wind energy. The project is split into two parts: Part 1 - Students build a working wind turbine which they will test to measure the voltage produced and adjust aspects of their design to improve the output in an attempt to create the wind turbine with the most efficient energy output. Part 2 - Students follow a set of dimension drawings to make a battery powered desk fan.

A 4 slide PowerPoint resource to help Product Design students in how to layout a sketching page when generating a range of design ideas.