With Miss R. LessonHomework FIRST LESSON Introduction Getting to know you. Write 250 words on your...

with Miss R

Lesson Homework

FIRST LESSONIntroduction

Getting to know you.Write 250 words on your interests and what you hope to achieve during your time in school. ORComplete a moodboard showing images about your interests and aspirations.

Spatula / Christmas Decoration

Lesson Homework

Introduction to Woods

Research Wooden Kitchen Tools / Wooden Christmas Decorations. Write paragraph/bullets about any key materials used and why.

PlanComplete a step by step plan of how to make your product, using the levels table to guide you.

Post PracticalEvaluation – If you did not finish an Evaluation in class, this must be completed for homework.2 ’s and 1 wish with a Star Diagram.

Desk Tidy

Lesson Homework

Introduction to Plastics &

Modelling

Create an A4 page explaining how you can:ReduceReuse & Recycle plastics.

PracticalComplete a poster of how to use the drill safely. Cover all key points.

Post PracticalEvaluation – If you did not finish an Evaluation in class, this must be completed for homework.2 ’s and 1 wish with a Star Diagram.

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What is

List the 3 main materials you could use in this class.

As well as using hand tools & machines we also use…

Which stand for…

Design a teacher and label the key good & bad points about him/her.

MAIN TASK

TEACHER

A brief is information that you are given (usually by a client) to help you decide how to design a

product.

What is a Brief?

The SPECIFICATION or MANDATORIES are things that you MUST include.

Teachers are employed to help pupils learn. They need to keep everyone safe.

Good teachers make lessons interesting.Teachers need to uphold the rules of the school.

Teacher Brief

POST BRIEF

TEACHER

MaterialsMaterials

M____M____ ___er___er

____wood ____wood ___madeNon

________Fe______

Th___plastics

_________plastics ___ss___ss

CorkCork

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Getting to know you.Write 250 words on your interests and what you hope to achieve during your

time in school. OR

Complete a moodboard showing images about your interests and aspirations.

Homework – About you

WALT WILFGain basic knowledge in

the types of plastic.

Understand why modelling is important in creating &

amending designs.

Draw using 1 point perspective.

Input into the starter discussion.

Create a 1:1 scale model of your desk tidy.

A well drawn road using 1PP correctly.

We will be using a pillar drill to put pencil/pen holes into your plastic.

Equipment – desk Tidy

We will use a line bender to make straight bends in your acrylic. We cannot make curves in this project.

These will both be demonstrated to you.

Modelling

• A model is a good way realise your design ideas.

• It can be used to help you think of ideas.

• It can also be used after you have designed a few ideas for your product. It will help you see if there any problems that you may have when you come to manufacture your selected idea. This enables you to develop your best idea in your Final Design.

• It will also help you with your drawings

Perspective Drawing

One-point perspective images draw the viewers eye along the lines to the vanishing point.

Perspective Task

• Using a vanishing point - draw a road in one point perspective. It should disappear into the horizon and be divided in two so cars can travel on both sides.

(15 mins)

Then…• Add some trees/lampposts,

and some grass on the verge of the road.(5 min)

One Point

Perspective

Extension Task

Draw your desk tidy in 1 point perspective.

DESK TIDY

Homework – Environmental issues

Complete a poster of how to use the pillar drill safely.

Cover all the key points.

Homework – Safety

Simple Evaluation Star

DRILLING

MODELLING

LINE

BENDING

DESIGN

An Evaluation Star can have a number of points, this one is to get you used to using them.

Rate each aspect from 1 to 10, drawing a line between them.

Using a scale of 1 to 10 you need to rate each element of your product.

1 = Poor

10 = Excellent

Once you have rated each aspect you need to finish the star diagram by drawing a line between them, as shown opposite.

This will show areas that you excel in and areas to improve on in your next project.

DESK TIDY Evaluation

DRILLING

MODELLING

LINE

BENDING

DESIGN

Complete the evaluation star by rating each element from 1-10.

10 = Perfect

Then complete some writing on: 2 ’s (things that you were proud of) and 1 wish (something you would improve if you made it again)

2 ’s

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1 wish

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WALT WILF

Increase our knowledge in the types of wood.

Understand why different woods are selected for

different purposes.

Input into the starter discussion and participation

in the YES/NO game.

Using the correct type of wood for a product in the

main task.

I will pass around a selection of wood. Look at them and see if you think they fall into the category of Manmade or Natural. You do not need to write anything down.

Once you have all looked we will take a show of hands for each piece and see if you are correct.

MDF – Skirting Board

Why?

• It’s easy to shape and finish.

• Consistent size & shape.

• Environmentally friendly.

• Cheap.

MAIN TASK

• Pick one of the following woods;– Oak: Hard Wearing, Strong, Glues & nails well, Resistant to decay. (£££)

– Sycamore: Very strong, Does not warp when wet. Fine texture. (£££)

– Pine: Strong, Very tall and straight, Nails easily, Finishes well. (££)

– MDF: Consistent strength and size, Shapes well, Can warp if not sealed. (£-££)

and using your knowledge, and the information provided, draw and label an idea of what product could be made with it and why it is the best wood for the job.

During the Main Task

• Think of existing products.• Why have you chosen your wood? Use

the woods characteristics to your advantage.

• Consider cost implications in choosing your particular wood. – £ = cheap– ££ = mid range– £££ = expensive

Wood Choice

Writing paper Furniture

Example: Oak

Kitchen utensils

Building construction

Telegraph poles Wheel spokes

Tool handles Garden furniture Packaging

Bowls Fencing Hockey sticks

PINE

Strong.Finishes well.

Nails well.Very tall and

straight.

TEAK

Tropical hardwood.Golden brown in

colour.Very attractive.

Very durable andstrong. Good for

outdoor use.

SYCAMORE

Very strong. Hard.Easy to work with.

Does not warp whendamp.

Fine texture.

ASH

Strong and tough.Very flexible. Perishable.

Good to work with.Absorbs shock.

SPRUCE

Nails well.Non-durable.

Clean and white.Long fibre length.

OAK

Very hard-wearing.Strong.

Glues well.Holds a nail well.

Resistant todecay.

PINE

Strong.Finishes well.

Nails well.Very tall and

straight.

TEAK

Tropical hardwood.Golden brown in

colour.Very attractive.

Very durable andstrong. Good for

outdoor use.

SYCAMORE

Very strong. Hard.Easy to work with.

Does not warp whendamp.

Fine texture.

ASH

Strong and tough.Very flexible. Perishable.

Good to work with.Absorbs shock.

SPRUCE

Nails well.Non-durable.

Clean and white.Long fibre length.

OAK

Very hard-wearing.Strong.

Glues well.Holds a nail well.

Resistant todecay.

Writing paper

Spruce

Furniture

Example: Oak

Kitchen utensils

Sycamore

Building construction

Oak or Pine

Telegraph poles

Pine

Wheel spokes

Ash

Tool handles

Ash

Garden furniture

Oak or Teak

Packaging

Spruce

Bowls

Sycamore

Fencing

Oak

Hockey sticks

Ash

DECORATION DESIGNS

FINAL DECORATION DESIGN

SPATULA DESIGNS

Research Wooden Kitchen Tools / Wooden Christmas Decorations.

Write paragraph/bullets about any key materials used and why.

Homework - REsearch

HOMEWORKEQUIPMENT

Rewrite or cut and stick the correct boxes with the

correct pictures.

Wood Evaluation

DRILLING

FINISHING

SAWING

DESIGN


10 = Perfect


2 ’s

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1 wish

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In Your Folder

You should have (at least):– Research on Artist/Products– Design Ideas– 1 plan (Spatula/Desk Tidy)– 2 Evaluations– A model (Desk tidy)– Wood worksheets & Design– Information on the Environmental Issues of

plastic (R,R,R).

Stained Glass Designs

• Your design needs to be simple.

• You will be given 110mm x 110mm acrylic.

• No small sections!• The lead is 6mm

wide.

Stained Glass Designs

Stained Glass DevelopmentUse your best idea and place it in box number one. Pass this to 3 friends and

they will draw how they think your idea can be improved. Mark your favourite.

Best Idea (before changes) Friend 1

Stained Glass Development

Friend 3Friend 2

Stained Glass Evaluation

LEAD

RESEARCH

PAINTING

DESIGN


10 = Perfect


2 ’s

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1 wish

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