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<p>These resources are offered in addition to the FREE worksheets and access to the video at <a href="https://youtu.be/fMFC1SaHeHk" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">https://youtu.be/fMFC1SaHeHk</a>.</p> <p>PPT LOs:<br /> Recall some electrical components, consider how electronics function as a systems, learn about some Input, Process and Output devices and how they’re used in the real world.</p> <p>Please also see my latest electronic and mechanical project which I designed as a mini project for my year 10 group but could also but suitable as a KS3 rotation:<br /> <a href="/teaching-resource/resource-12496313">/teaching-resource/resource-12496313</a></p>

Quick activities based around electronic theory for use as lesson starters and plenaries. A wide range are available, this one focuses on Electronic Notation and has the answers supplied. Also useful for checking progress during a lesson or part of a lesson and of course having a bit of fun

Quick activities based around electronic theory for use as lesson starters and plenaries. A wide range are available, this one focuses on Electronic keywords and has the answers supplied. Also useful for checking progress during a lesson or part of a lesson and of course having a bit of fun

This is an electronic systems GCSE lesson covering the following, including tasks:<br /> Circuit components<br /> Graphical conventions for communicating ideas<br /> Working with systems<br /> Principles of a control system - input, processes, output<br /> Digital and analogue signals

<p>A curriculum map for the subject of DT within the Electronics, System and Control strand shows how the primary curriculum is taught over the course of an academic year. This curriculum map shows where each unit taught links to previous learning and shows a clear progression throughout the year. From foundation stage right through to year 6. My curriculum maps have been used by our local school improvement partnership to advise other schools in the district.</p>

A fun, no preparation required resource for Design and Technology. These A5 activities make great starters and plenaries as well as a means of checking progress made during a lesson. Once completed they can be stuck into the student's book for future reference. Lots more are available, just click onto my shop.

14 Quick, no preparation needed, activities based around electronic theory for use as lesson starters and plenaries. A wide range are available and the answers are included. Also useful for checking progress, AfL, during a lesson or part of a lesson and of course having a bit of fun.

Quick no preparation needed activities based around electronic theory for use as lesson starters and plenaries. A wide range are available, this one focuses on the Thyristor and has the answers supplied. Also useful for checking progress during a lesson or part of a lesson and of course having a bit of fun

Quick no preparation needed activities based around electronic theory for use as lesson starters and plenaries. A wide range are available, this one focuses on the Transistor and has the answers supplied. Also useful for checking progress during a lesson or part of a lesson and of course having a bit of fun

Quick no preparation needed activities based around electronic theory for use as lesson starters and plenaries. A wide range are available, this one focuses on PCB Manufacture and has the answers supplied. Also useful for checking progress during a lesson or part of a lesson and of course having a bit of fun

Quick no preparation needed activities based around electronic theory for use as lesson starters and plenaries. A wide range are available, this one focuses on Ohms law and has the answers supplied. Also useful for checking progress during a lesson or part of a lesson and of course having a bit of fun

Quick no preparation needed activities based around electronic theory for use as lesson starters and plenaries. A wide range are available, this one focuses on the Potential Divider and has the answers supplied. Also useful for checking progress during a lesson or part of a lesson and of course having a bit of fun

Quick activities based around electronic theory for use as lesson starters and plenaries. A wide range will soon be available, this one focuses on voltage and current and has the answers supplied. Also useful for checking progress during a lesson or part of a lesson and of course having a bit of fun.

Quick activities based around electronic theory for use as lesson starters and plenaries. A wide range are available, this one focuses on common electronic components and has the answers supplied. Also useful for checking progress during a lesson or part of a lesson and of course having a bit of fun.

<p>This series of lessons that in the end the children will create a wire loop game- when the circuit connects the game will buzz. try and get your metal rod to the other side without hearing the buzzer.</p> <p>lesson 1: discussing appliances and what electricity can help them do - movement, light, heat, sound. powerpoint includes - key vocab, designer discussion, for the activity children have to put appliances into the correct sections.</p> <p>lesson 2 - the first 3 powerpoints follow the same pattern of - key vocab, designer discussion, walt/wilf<br /> this lesson is looking at experimenting and constructing a circuit with a worksheet to complete regarding if the circuit will work or not.</p> <p>Lesson 3 - designing powerpoint. discusses what will be needed to make their wre loop game and then they have to draw and design their game and label wht they would need as well as drawing the circuit.</p> <p>lesson 4 and 5 - make an electrical game</p> <p>lesson 6 - evalute the game. This looks at sharing ideas with a partner and encouraing them to write two good things/ 1 imporvement and passing it to a partner. children to fill in an evauation sheet</p>

<p>This is a 12 slide PowerPoint presentation prepared by an experienced, award winning teacher and former senior examiner to assist in the delivery of the systems approach knowledge as part of the Engineering and/or D&amp;T GCSE 9-1 specifications. It could also be used as a training resource to support colleagues unfamiliar with or new to this area of the specifications.</p> <p>Included is an overview of what makes a system, examples of input, process, driver and output devices, the use of block diagrams and feedback. Four exam style questions are presented so that students can test their knowledge and understanding.</p>

<p>Over 100 slides and an accompanying 16 page workbook to aid delivery of the electrical and electronic systems sections of the new AQA GCSE Engineering specification and the new AQA GCSE Design and Technology specification. Includes slides, animations and questions on: power supplies, system diagrams, input and output devices, process devices (timers, counters, comparators, logic, microcontrollers), transistors.</p>

Designed for IB Design Technology, but useful for GCSE Design Technology Systems and Control, Electronics, A Level Electronics.<br /> <br /> Worksheets to revise the basics of electricity. definitions, units, Ohm's law, resistance, resistivity, capacitors, alternating current, power...

Quick no preparation needed activities based around electronic theory for use as lesson starters and plenaries. A wide range are available, this one focuses on Resistor Colour Codes and has the answers supplied. Also useful for checking progress during a lesson or part of a lesson and of course having a bit of fun

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A complete 10 week course in Systems and Control including lesson plans, presentations, examples and worksheets.