This is a 3-lesson bundle that covers the basics of the Fourdrinier process as well as the different paper and board types available. I teach this to my AS level Graphics students but this could be used for KS4 also. There are a few 'lesson tasks' to choose from which revolve around students creating their own revision resource, either on the process itself of on the products that result from the process. I have also added my step-by-step process on how we make our own paper in school. This teaches students about the process and gives them a practical task to do. I ask them to bring in some old paper which could be newspaper, tissue paper or even small flowers and leaves. We then follow the process listed on the sheet and then leave the wet pulp sitting in the frames. I made these very quickly by making an A5 frame and stretching some netting over and attaching with a staple gun. If you would like more information about how I run the paper-making process please contact me and I will be happy to help.I find that this is a fun introductory task to AS level and helps students remember the process much better.

A one-lesson presentation on how Quality Assurance and Quality Control is implemented in Graphics. This includes sampling, computer aided inspection and how Total Quality Management works.

This is the A4 front cover that I use for all paperwork submitted by BTEC Level 1/2 Engineering Students. Fully editable.

This is one of the very first lesson I teach to my Year 10 Engineers when they first start the course. It typically takes 2 lessons and I give them randomly sized stock pieces, each with a random sized hole drilled in a different location. Their task is to take accurate measurements using the callipers. I usually run this as a group task and it is a good starting point as most of them have never had to read accurate measurements before.

This covers the BTEC Firsts in Engineering qualification for Level 1/2 learners in Key Stage 4. This resource helps with further evidence and can be added to the end of either the Unit 2 or Unit 7 booklets that I have published.