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These are help sheets that explain the process of making a litter picker using mainly hand tools in Design Technology. I have used this as a year 7, introduction to the tools and workshop project for a number of years. Each step is explained and there is a cutting list, trigger template guide and a design sheet for the head part of the litter picker. To make the litter picker you will need: Pine: 15x26x600mm 6mm Plywood: 100x80mm and 100x40mm Elastic Bands Wire or string 20mm Pins

This resource has all the information and instructions needed to create three different wooden garden games, a set of skittles, a ring toss game and a corn hole game. I have used these as an out of lesson resource for after school clubs and lunch clubs. Easy to source wood and can be made out of scrap material and adjusted if needed.

This is a set of instructions to make a throwing machines. There are two differentiated scale versions of throwing machines that can be made. They measure about 170mm long, 100mm wide and 180mm high. Both start off the same and can be changed between the two versions. There is a Mangonel which uses string to add tension and a rubber band version which is a simpler make. It uses 16mm x 16mm lengths of wood which I have always been able to get out of scrap pieces of wood and reused bottle caps, so it is a cheap project.

A set of 80 keywords cards that can be printed off and used in lessons as a quick and easy revision resource for the GCSE Design and Technology Course.

A series of worksheets for revision of the GCSE Design and Technology course. These sheets are designed to be either homework for the course, building on the work done in class or could be used as a worksheet to be used in class for students to show their understanding of a topic. They vary in subjects and content but could be adapted to a range of different topics and headings.

A series of worksheets for revision of the GCSE Design and Technology course. These sheets are designed to be either homework for the course, building on the work done in class or could be used as a worksheet to be used in class for students to show their understanding of a topic. They vary in subjects and content but could be adapted to a range of different topics and headings.

This is a package of revision worksheets designed around the GCSE Design Technology Course. They are made to be either stand alone homeworks or they can be used in class as resources. Each one covers a different topic, or multiple topics. These should allow students to independently complete each worksheet either as a homework or as a consolidation task in a lesson.

Mock Exam paper for the Pearson Engineering Tech Award Component 3 Part 2 Responding to an Engineering brief. This is a mock exam made by myself based around a bottle opener and a question for the analysis of data part. This was really useful in helping my students prepare for the exam last year.

Mock Exam paper for the Pearson Engineering Tech Award Component 3 Part 2 Responding to an Engineering brief. This is a mock exam made by myself based around a tool stand and a question for the analysis of data part. This was really useful in helping my students prepare for the exam last year.

Mock Exam paper for the Pearson Engineering Tech Award Component 3 Part 2 Responding to an Engineering brief. This is a mock exam made by myself based around a door handle and a question for the analysis of data part. This was really useful in helping my students prepare for the exam last year.

Mock Exam paper for the Pearson Engineering Tech Award Component 3 Part 2 Responding to an Engineering brief. This is a mock exam made by myself based around a cable holder and a question for the analysis of data part. This was really useful in helping my students prepare for the exam last year.

**This is a project for a modular phone/watch/coin stand. ** There is a presentation which goes through each of the making lessons and the two design lessons associated with the project. There is a set of dimensioned drawings, done to scale, for students to follow. There are 3 different parts which students can work through at their own pace as well as two design lessons. One to design around a designer as laid out in the GCSE spec and the other to come up with their own part of the stand for another purpose. Lots of differentiation in this project and easy to follow instructions. Only uses 15mm pine wood so is cheap to run too!

This is 2 lessons based around New and Emerging Technology. Covers: Robotics, Augmented Reality, Smart Sensors, Artificial Intelligence, The Internet of things and Autonomous Vehicles. There are 2 powerpoints each with their own information sheets for students to explore the technologies themselves and a worksheet to explain the information and the impact they might have. Good discussion lesson, engages students through teacher input and the students exploring the new technologies.

A booklet based around different measurements and units commonly found in DT but can be used in maths or other areas around the school. (originally a booklet used for students in isolation) Has measurement conversions, measuring and marking up parts, perimeter and area and fractions of measurements.

6 different worksheets that can be used for various cover in both art and design and other areas around the school. There are worksheets for designing a football shirt, a racing car livery, a meme creator, design a garden, design a computer game cover and a pop art phone case.

A worksheet with 4 different shoe outlines to turn into graffiti shoes using the images around them. Great resource for a cover lesson or a creative lesson.

This is a lesson about investigating different technologist and engineers that have made a big impact on the world. There is a presentation which explains all the tasks and has a starter and plenary. There are 6 different technologist information sheets which explain each person and a blank poster work sheet for the presentations about each one.

This is a mini project which looks at all the aspects of the design process over a two lessons. There are product sheets for 6 different toys and a worksheet for analysing these products, writing a specification, design ideas and an evaluation. The presentation goes through each stage of the process and aids the teacher and students to complete the lessons to a high outcome with expectations and tasks clearly laid out.

This is a lesson about materials and what they are used for. The lesson looks at different metals, woods and plastics. Students recognise different properties for materials using the help sheets provided and link these to the example products given.

This is a series of resources for a lesson about product impact looking at different iconic products and their good and bad points. There is a power point which has a number of tasks to explain why a product might be divisive, there are information sheets for the products and a worksheet to fill in information for each. The divisive products included are, the AK-47, plastic, car, the Internet, AI and the Smallpox vaccine.