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31-Aug-04 |
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Scheme of Work |
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Key Stage 3 |
Graphic Products -
Play Park Project |
Year 8 |
active |
(Social / cultural shown
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Week /
Lesson / topic |
Objectives: Pupils should … |
Starter
activity (linked to main activities) |
Activities |
Plenary |
Differentiation |
Resources |
Homework |
Lit/Num/ICT |
1 of 5/7 |
Understand
that effective design comes through the design process |
Write
the Homework in your diary |
Re-inforce
the design process and set the brief - to design the lasyout and equipment
for e new children's play park |
Plenary to be
established |
all
should produce an appropriate mind map |
Standard
Graphics Classroom equipment |
Analyse
the play park you sketched for homework last week using the detailed question
sheet |
keywords, - Mind Map, Specification, Analysis, "must, should &
may" |
Introduction |
Be
able to analyse the problem set and construct a clear specification |
Get
out last week's homework |
Mind
map considerations required for designing the park and parts. Take care to
construct the map to a high standard and use the established criteria |
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should produce mind map and specification |
A3 paper |
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Starter
activity to be established |
Develop
a detailed specification for the design using ICT facilities (if available)
and writing frame |
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some
should produce a detailed specification and mind map |
ICT equipment
and writing frame |
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Numeracy, |
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Develop
detailed questions to be used as an analysis exercise for the park sketched
as homework |
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ICT -
Net/graphics computer room - dedicated printer/scanner |
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2 of 5/7 |
Understand
that effective play parks are designed around themes |
Write
the Homework in your diary |
Re-cap
the work completed last week (specifications can be finished next week if not
already done). Look at the information provided through the survey results |
Plenary to be
established |
all
should conduct appropriate research and produce ideas |
Standard
Graphics Classroom equipment |
Survey
continued - add location information |
keywords,
kerning, points, serif, typography, "must, should & may" |
Design Ideas |
That
good ideas come from having a range of initial ideas |
Get
out last week's homework |
Set
up the start of a 'themes' mind map - start two possibilities and have a
thrid 'open'. Transfer to the LRC |
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should complete a range of ideas with notes |
A3 paper |
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That
graphics can be used to represent images |
Starter
activity to be established |
Take
30 mins - pupils to access resources related to their themes and make
sketches/notes about 3 different possibilities. |
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some
should complete all work set to a high standard, make an active contribution
to the survey responses |
LRC
booked |
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Numeracy, |
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Pupils
produce a range of initial ideas based on two of the themes chosen. Annotate
ideas using explanation and opinion |
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ICT, Library Resource Centre |
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3 of 5/7 |
Understand
how to complete a specification |
Write
the Homework in your diary |
Demonstrate
how to use shading and colour. Apply these techniques to the sketches
produced last week |
Plenary to be
established |
all
should produce ideas for equipment and play park. General Spec |
Standard
Graphics Classroom equipment |
Landscape
drawing worksheet - complete drawings/symbols |
keywords,
enhance, render, symbols |
Developing ideas |
Know
how to make use of shading and colour to enhance a drawing |
Get
out last week's homework |
Working
in pairs - explain equipment ideas to each other, suggest comments to partner
- record. |
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should annotate, use suitable colour, complete specification |
A3 paper,
colours |
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Starter
activity to be established |
On
clean sheet of A3 start to explore plan view of park shape.Introduce how to
draw trees, bushes, paths etc |
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some should complete all sketches / notes /
specification and produce graphs / charts of survey |
Worksheet
- landscape drawings |
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Numeracy, |
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Move
to ICT room. Complete specification with changes to suit initial ideas |
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ICT
room booked |
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ICT, room to be booked |
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4 of 5/7 |
Through
careful use of time know that high quality images can be produced |
Write
the Homework in your diary |
Introduce
basic perspective techniques. Make use of support sheets and suitable
exercises eg lettering |
Plenary
to be established |
all
should engage with the work and attempt to improve their knowledge and
understanding |
Standard
Graphics Classroom equipment |
Produce
an accurate two point perspective drawing of two litter bin designs suitable
for use in the play park |
keywords,
perspective, quality |
Drawing Skills |
Know
how to use perspective drawing to produce a good qualkity representation |
Get
out last week's homework |
Using
the perspective grid pupils draw a climbing frame in two point. Pupils to add
a ladder (degree of difficulty). Shade and use of colour as appropriate |
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Most
should produce examples of drawn objects using perspective methods and colour
shading |
A3 paper,
colours |
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Starter
activity to be established |
Attempt
a perspective drawing of their themed park. Colour and render. |
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Produce
high quality representation of their own designs |
Perspective
work/helpsheets |
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Numeracy, |
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ICT, |
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5 of 5/7 |
Understand
how to produce good quality drawings of play park |
Write
the Homework in your diary |
Explain
model making to begin next week - use examples of GCSE models to illustrate |
Plenary to be
established |
all
should develop my Design - level 4 |
Standard
Graphics Classroom equipment |
Identifying and bringing in at
least one 'found' item for the model |
keywords,
scale, isometric, planning |
Drawing Skills |
Know
how to convert these into workable models |
Get
out last week's homework |
Each
piece of play equipment to be drawn carefully and accurately with all
dimensions decided. Scale to be used 1/20th |
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Most
should develop my Design - level 5, 6 |
A3 paper, iso
sheets, model planning sheets |
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Revise
how to plan for model making |
Starter
activity to be established |
Explain
(revise) isometric drawing technique. Use grid sheets below paper. Pupils
select one item of equipment (simplest shape) to draw neatly using iso
technique. |
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some
should develop my Design - levels 4, 5, 6 |
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Numeracy, |
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Explain model
planning process, use planning grid. Explain material ordering process |
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one lesson |
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6 of 5/7 |
Understand how to begin
production of models |
Write the
Homework in your diary |
Continue
model planning |
Plenary to be
established |
all
should simple step by step diagram of main stages |
All
tools, materials and equipment for model making |
Select
and re-draw the litter bin designed two weeks ago using iso drawing
technique. Fully colour render. |
keywords, quality control, checklist, social
needs |
Model Planning/ Making |
Understand and
apply the concept of 'quality control' |
Get
out last week's homework |
Illustrate
materials available. Note checklist of tools, demonstrate use and how to
achieve accurate and high standard of finish. Issue materials. Set up groups
with different activities in different parts of the room. |
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most
should ensure plans are followed closely. Changes made where needed and noted |
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Starter
activity to be established |
Model
planning sheets to be completed when any 'stop' is reached for any reason |
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some
should ensure plans are scrutinised in advance. Potential difficulties noted
and suggestions made to overcome |
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Numeracy: |
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Look
at litter bin designs and share criteria - cleaning, vandalism. Select/modify |
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ICT, |
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7 of 5/7 |
Understand how to assemble
models successfully |
Write the
Homework in your diary |
Check
pupil understanding of appropriate techniques through question and answer |
Plenary to be
established |
all
should achieve Level 4 'Making' - work with materials |
All
tools, materials and equipment for model making |
Complete
any outstanding homeworks from this unit of work |
keywords,
Cyan, yellow, magenta, key black; marketing |
Model Making & Evaluation |
Recognise how
to market their product |
Get
out last week's homework |
Introduce
'new' technique-painting. Emphasise value of 'less and often'. Continue model
making with emphasis on producing high quality product. Demosnstrate
assembling techniques. |
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most
should achieve Level 4 and 5 as above |
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Understand
and apply the concept of 'quality control' (2) |
Starter
activity to be established |
Look
at marketing techniques - sign and flyer. To be produced during any 'stop'
time. |
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some
should achieve Level 4, 5 , 6 as above |
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Numeracy |
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Know
how to evaluate a design |
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Identify
quality control activities and write these on to model planning sheets - eg
measure and check, compare to plan, check dry etc |
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ICT, |
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8 of 5/7 |
Understand how to assemble
models successfully (2) |
Write the
Homework in your diary |
Check
pupil understanding of appropriate techniques - complete model planning
sheets |
Plenary to be
established |
all
should write down list of features that work well or not |
All
tools, materials and equipment for model making |
Preparation
for next Technology course |
Keywords, evaluation, testing |
Extension (extra) Lesson |
Know how to
evaluate a design |
Get
out last week's homework |
Emphasise
need to QC on final assembly. Continue/complete model making processes.
Complete marketing exercise during any 'stop' time |
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most
should have compared model with proposal. Suggested improvements |
Evaluation
writing frame |
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Starter
activity to be established |
Identify
evaluation pfrocesses, conduct peer exercise and complete writing frame |
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some
should have tested product and suggested improvements |
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Numeracy |
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ICT, |
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