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Most recent additions to the site: Advertisements have been added to increase the amount of available information to you and to bring you the most recent relevant developments from outside of education. They also support the expense of maintaining the website as high usage has lead to increased cost. Every click on an advertisement contributes towards the running costs of the site and helps me to continue providing these resources free of charge. Please support the site by clicking on any advertising links you are interested in. General: A safety powerpoint that gets students to consider how they tidy up after themselves and behave in a workshop has been added by Andrew Rendell in the "safety" section. A Jeopardy Game template and user guide have been added under the "Games and Plenary" section. An excellent Key Stage 3 skills map to enable you to check which parts of the curriculum your porjects cover has been added to the general section. It is by Kevin Rymer and can be found by looking for his name. Resources on this page are listed alphabetically by the surname of the creator. Graphics: At last some graphics resources! Lisa Salters has sent in a presentation on pop-up mechanisms. I haave added this near the top of the page under Lisa Keenan's full scheme of work on Pop-Up Novelties. Dominic Brockhouse has submitted a starter activity based on perspective drawing. You will need the most recent version of Techsoft 2D Design to display it. I have added some of my own theory presentations on drawing techniques such as isometric and perspective drawing and also on packaging. Textiles: Christine Pearson has sent in a powerpoint on how to make a patch pocket which I have added to the "Bags" section. She has also sent a homework sheet about analysing an existing textile product which I have added to the "Embellishment/Stitching Techniques section. Wendy Pacey has submitted a full scheme of work and resources for a batik bag project. Janet Rigby had provided a booklet for a year 8 wall hanging project. It has been added under the blue "wall hangings" title. Resistant Materials: I have added a powerpoint which flashes up different tools to display on the board during practical lessons. I have also added three of my own worksheets to help with safety in the workshop and also to give those fast-finishing students something to do whilst others in the class are completing practical work. They are listed under the blue "safety" heading on the RM page. Joanne Cozens has submitted a woodwork matching game, some information about cams and a safety matching game. All can now be found on the RM page - just look out for Joanne's name. Product Design: I have added a scheme of work for a primary keyring project using Denford MillCam software. Ir also includes a booklet of worksheets that are useable for a generic keyring project. Resources to improve delivery of KS3/4 pod projects have been submitted by Roy Johnstone and added to the product design pages. HSC: Rennae Riley has sent a range of presentations on care and caring. I have added there to the care section. Darshna Mistry has provided a Powerpoint on skin, listed under disability/illness/related issues. She has also sent a wordsearch based on Indian head massage, listed under complementary therapies and a "what is communication?" powerpoint listed under care/caring. Sue Rogers has added two resources on confidentiality in childcare and the other is a powerpoint about Asthma. Food: A whole y9 booklet for licence to cook has been submitted by James Sharp. It is listed under the full schemes section at the top of the page. Helen Barlow has sent in a millionaire game themed around food technology to help with GCS revision. I have listed it under further resources at the bottom of the page. Ann Sporwart has sent a range of resources for year 7 projects including two full schemes of work with lesson plans and resources (Me in a Kitchen and Starting with Breakfast). She has also sent a cereal evaluation sheet and a range of food technology / home economics starters. These have been listed in the "Cereal" and Other Resources" sections to make them easier to find. Systems: Engineering: I have added a year 7 full scheme of work produced by teachers in the department at my school. It is for a metal coat hook project and includes all worksheets and presentations which can be adapted for use. To make this project, you will need steel squares 100 x 100 mm and a spot welder. You will also need cutting and shaping tools for metal. General: Shellie Roberts has sent an evaluation/specification task that could be useful for a range of subjects so I have listed it on this page. Resources adaptable to any DT subject have been moved here. Starters: Richard Whitehurst has sent in a range of excellent DT starters which can be easily adapted to any topic. Links: A link to an HSC genetic factors game has been added along with a link to Brainbox Online, a community interest company that provides resources in HSC. New links to the kitronik learning zone and vegetarian resources have been added. This page is being rebuilt after I lost the original. Please submit any links you'd like to add via the contact page. Many thanks to all contributors for your efforts. Teaching Resources Design Technology DT D&T SCITT ITT PGCE GTP Graphics Graphic Products Resistant Materials Textiles Product Design Health and Social Care HSC RM RMTech Food Food Technology Electronics Systems and Control Engineering Links Vocational Trainee Teacher Share Adapt Experienced Teacher

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