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Curriculum
Bank: DT (KS2)
This book is a wonderful resource for KS2 teachers. It's part of the popular
curriculum bank series, and contains a huge number of ideas, resources
and worksheets to use in your classroom. |
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Making
Books
With many practical book-making ideas for children in the primary school,
this contains step-by-step instructions and diagrams for each project,
along with photographs of the the finished books which children have made! |
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Welcome to the Design Technology pages.
Look at the DT ideas resources
listed below.
If you have any good ideas of your own, why not share
them?
- Instrument
Evaluation
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A PDF worksheet, which children can use to evaluate different
instruments (as part of the QCA DT unit on Musical Instuments).
Contributed by Jane Robinson.
- Musical
Instruments
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A complete workbook (PDF) which will help children as they work
through the QCA unit on making musical instruments. Contributed
by Gaynor Hart.
- Roamer Shopping -
A great idea for making a scenario in which to use a roamer.
- The Biscuit
Business - Let groups of children set up their own biscuit
businesses! Who will make the most profit?
- Making Kites -
An outline of the benefits of making kites with your class.
- Build a Bridge -
Group activity, in which children have to make a bridge, despite
a number of restrictions.
- Design a Package -
Get the children to look closely at packaging, and then design their
own.
- Inventions -
Give a group of children a bag of materials and get them to create
something using all of the contents.
- Design your Classroom -
Design a new layout for your classroom (and perhaps try out some
of them, to evaluate their effectiveness).
- Weaving with Lolly Sticks -
Try weaving with wool and lolly sticks! The technique is very easy
to master and your children will love making lots of their own original
designs.
- Newspaper Creations -
Create realistic looking structures or objects using only newspaper.
- Object of the Day -
Each day, look at an everyday object in relation to how it was designed
and made.
Submit your own Design Technology Ideas!
These contributions are moderated, so they may not appear to other visitors
immediately. All ideas submitted here may be added to their own dedicated page
on the site at a later date. Please leave your name so that I can credit your
contribution, if you would like me to.
You can also submit ideas and resources
via email,
or using this form.
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