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A Simple KS3 practical with a booklet to run alongside covering key parts of the design process and preparing students for KS4. This project is suitable for teachers new to teaching design or schools that have minimum equipment. Project takes aprox 10-14 hours but could also be adapted to be shorter Tools needed; Pillar drill (however this could be cut instead), coping saws/ hegner saws, paint. The topic covers; -Project exploration -design brief -client profile -Project analysis -Manufactured boards -Design specification -Designing -Isometric drawing -Working drawing -Plan of manufacture -Evaluation

Insturctions to make a basic house and learn the basic skills of TinkerCAD. Project to then design a dream house

An 11-12 lesson project creating bus shelters inspired by Norman Foster. Suitable for delivery by non specialist with training on scalpels/ craft knives. Covers; Exploration of a brief 2 point perspective Analysis of the work of others- Norman Foster Generating design ideas inspired by the work of others Generating design ideas to meet a given specification Modelling Evaluation

Instructions; These revision sheets allow you to see what you can remember about topics covered in the exam. Once you have done add to the mind map with your notes and add anything you have missed in another colour. Doing this will allow you to see what you need to focus your revisions on There are 3 levels for you to progress through which get more challenging. Hint; If you date the mind maps every time you redo one it will show you how far you have come and help boost your confidence. Topics covered; Woods Metals Polymers Papers and boards New and smart materials Material testing Scales of production Safety in products Computer systems for manufacture Protecting designs Feasibility studies Marketing Efficient material use Safe working practices Design communication Design strategies Product development

A resource for revision on Paper 2. Includes Exam style questions, mindmaps, tables, lists, image identification to be filled in on topics using memory, notes and feedback.

A number of revision activities covering the content of Paper 1. Including; Mindmaps, Tables, Questions, Exam style question, identifying processes, Lists

A Project making a Steady hand game suitable for KS3. Inlcudes Teacher PPT & student workbook Covers; Exploring a context Generating ideas CAD Energy - renewable & non- renewable Input, process & outputs Equipment Soldering & Line bending Evaluation

A teacher PPT and student work book making cereal packaging Covering; Exploring a context Specification Fonts Packaging symbols Character design Nets Final evaluation

A project suitable for KS3 to design and make a sublimation printed laser cut Alessi inspired clock including assessment statements (roughly 12 lessons) Project covers; Evaluation of work of others (Alessi) Social moral issues of designs Product analysis Specifications Generating designs Development (Scamper) Illustrator CAD Sublimation printing Evaluation

2 lessons on sustainability & biomimicry. Suitable for KS3 and above. Good cover lesson Lessons provide theory on sustianability and energy , task on improving the sustianability of a product, what biomimicry is and 2 tasks of biomimicry designing

A Teaching PPT and student workbook for a scheme of work making a childrens money box Covers; Tools / machines Timber theory including environment Motions theory Specification Designs generation Instructions on how to make product Final evalution of product

Worksheet suitable for cover lesson or as an independent task (with answers) Covers components, tools and health and safety used when making an LED circuit.

Timbers worksheet covering theory for GSCE - could be set as homework, revision or an assessment Origin, properties, conversion, Seasoning. making manufactured boards

A set of 5 lessons and worksheets covering the core content of the AQA Gcse. Includes a test. Suitable for delivery by a non specialist and perfect for revision lessons

These revision sheets allow you to see what you can remember about topics covered in the exam. Once you have done add to the mind map with your notes and add anything you have missed in another colour. Doing this will allow you to see what you need to focus your revisions on There are 3 levels for you to progress through which get more challenging. Hint; If you date the mind maps every time you redo one it will show you how far you have come and help boost your confidence. Covering; Design movements Designers Socio economic influences Major developments in technology Social issues Moral & ethical Product life cycle Environmental concerns Standards in product design Design process Critical analysis & evaluation Planning for accuracy & efficiency

12 task revision that can be run as an escape room. Suitable for individual use or group game

A display of ‘where could design take you’ including over 20 different careers. File can easily be adapted to add more careers and change to school branding