D&T -KS3 Year 8- Medium Term Plan: Module 1: – Graphics
Module 1: Graphics |
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Sequence of Lessons |
Theme/Aims |
Key Activities |
Resources |
Student Outcomes |
Assessment Opportunities |
Key Vocabulary |
1 |
Presentation Graphics |
Recap year 7 work. Demonstrate freehand drawing techniques – oblique, isometric. Students practice techniques. Using line thickness and annotation to explain the technique. Demonstration of rendering and shading techniques. Students practice techniques. |
Coloured pencils, Design booklet. Visualiser and exemplar work. |
Series of freehand drawings of simple shapes with annotations. Drawings of simple 3D shapes shaded and rendered. |
Quality of design work. |
Oblique, isometric, render, annotate. |
2 |
Perspective drawing. |
One and two point perspective demonstrated – freehand! Students practice the techniques and shade their designs as well. |
Pencils. Coloured pencils, Design booklet. Visualiser and exemplar work. |
Series of perspective drawings shaded. 3D lettering. Students will have gained the ability to present their ideas in a more interesting and dynamic way enhancing the presentation. |
Quality of design work. |
Perspective. |
3 |
Third angle orthographic projection |
Demonstrate third angle orthographic projection. Using simple shapes. This work is to be done freehand but rulers may be used. Determine the missing view exercise using worksheets. |
Design booklet. Pencils, rulers. |
Series of sketches to show third angle orthographic projection. Completed exercise of missing views. Students will understand that a product can be designed for manufacture by using orthographic projection. |
Quality of design work. |
Orthographic, projection. |
4 |
Introduction to XaraX |
Demonstrate how to use XaraX to work with fonts, colour, images, shade etc. Pupils design and produce business cards and promotional posters. |
Computers, projector, colour printer. |
Designs for business cards and posters which may be printed out. |
Quality of computer design work and creativity. Test |
Font, transparency, morph, envelope. |