Most
recent additions to the site:
Please
remember that we are working hard to build up all of the sections
seen here. If you have any resources to contribute, drop me
an Email via the contact page. The more resources we have
on the site, the more users it gets, and that in turn means
that there is more chance that others may contribute a resource
you can use.
Graphics:
Graphics is an area that I am specifically interested
in developing further.
Anthea
Hearne has sent a packaging project to go along with the "Pugglies"
projects in the textiles section. It is listed under the blue
"packaging heading" on the graphics page.
Stephen
Charleston has sent a drawing skills powerpoint and a slot
together iPhone stand design project. Both have been added
to the graphics page.
Lee
Taylor has sent a range of resources to do with designing
a music festival and associated marketing products. I have
listed these under the "technology / music themed"
heading.
Textiles:
Dawn Naylor has submitted a scheme of work and introductory
presentation on creating a grafitti drawstring bag.
Margaret
Porter has sent 4 workbooks in. They are all on different
topics (decorative techniques, fabrics and fibres etc), just
look down the list on the textiles page for her name.
Resistant
Materials:
Catherine
Brighouse has contributed a pairs matching activity (listed
under "Tools" in the theory section and a cam bingo
game which is listed under "Motion/Cams" in the
Practical Projects section.
Caroline
Rawlinson has supplied resources for a year 7 full scheme
including a desk tidy project and a spatula project. These
have been added under the blue headings "spatula"
and "desk tidy", although they are worth a look
because they have a range of other resources in the projects
too.
Product
Design:
Dawn
Naylor has added a powerpoint about Bauhaus and an introduction
to a project about designing a lamp for a teenager's room.
Leon
Cox has sent resources for four projects: clocks; keyrings;
jewellery and a "desk friend". I have added these
under relevant headings on the product design page.
HSC:
Judy
Taylor has sent a variety of resources for NVQ Health Care.
I have added these to the Health and Social Care pages.
Shazana
Kouser has sent activities related to pregnancy job roles,
confidentiality for paotients and a task about budgeting and
managing a hopsital. All are on the HSC page. Just scroll
down and look for her name.
Rebecca
Pallas has added further resources for the section on illness
/ disability.
Food:
Margaret
Porter has sent 5 workbooks in. They are all on different
topics (biscuits, , just look down the list on the food page
for her name.
A
revision powerpoint about Fish has been added to the food
page - I have added a new blue section specifically for fish.
Jonathan
Hawkins has sent a range of resources that could be used as
homework, cover work or focussed tasks in class. There is
a "Design an Ice Cream Sundae" task, "Design
an Animal Cracker" and "Design a Celebration Cake".
I have tried to add these under a relevant section on the
food page so just look out for his name.
Systems:
Paul
Rooks has sent in Powerpoints about creating a cyber pet and
an electronic die. Both can be incorporated into graphics
or product design projects but as they are largely electronics
based presentations I have added them to the electronics/systems
page.
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:
Stephen
Charleston has contributed two files about National Curriculum
levelling. These have been placed under the "Assessment"
heading.
Paul
Kennedy has supplied a Family Fortunes adaptable powerpoint
file. The has been added to the games section.
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.
Starters:
Richard
Whitehurst has sent in a range of excellent DT starters which
can be easily adapted to any topic.
Links:
I have included a link to QuickLink Systems' creative KS3
electronics resources and have added links to the graphics
and general sections on the links page, including urban papercraft
and the Web Urbanist.
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.
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