16 page booklet suitable for Year 7 or 8 pupils who are new to the Design and Technology department.

24 page booklet covering pneumatics Pneumatic symbols worksheets

KS3 Year 9 Design & Technology booklet covers a whole years work Topics include H&S, Tools and Equipment, Materials and Processes, etc.

Topics Include:- Workshop safety Risk assessment Common workshop equipment Tools for shaping wood Tools for shaping metal General marking out The marking gauge The try square and sliding bevel Softwood Hardwood /Joining wood Manufactured board Metals Plastics Line bending Vacuum forming Mechanisms - levers Mechanisms - cams Soldering Resistor colour coding Fridge alarm circuit theory CAD / CAM Sketching Product evaluation Thinking skills in technology and design Workshop diaries Small hand tools Useful web links Glossary of useful terms

14 page booklet on manufacturing a mobile phone holder. Areas include making in plastic and line bending

Over 35 worksheets covering topics in Resistant material technology Topics include:- Modern Materials Making in Plastic Making in Metal Making in Wood The Design Process Commerical Production Knowledge and Understanding Each worksheet comes with answers at the end of the booklet

Wooden pull along toy project guide suitable for year 7 or 8 DT

Booklet of work for Year 7 or 8 Design and Technology Covers Graphics, H&S, Practical Projects and more

11 page student booklet on a toothbrush holder made using acrylic

CAD CAM trinket box project using the CNC router Includes teacher guide and student workbook

USB Lamp project using CAD Includes a teacher guide & student work book

CAD CAM project using 3D printer Includes teacher guide and student workbook

CNC router project with teacher guide and student workbook

KS3 Design Technology Project Overview Project ideas and schemes for KS3 Design & Technology

Year 7 , 8 and 9 Homework packs

Student work booklet covering designing and making a Stationary holder from wood

Specification points covered: 1.10. Know about and use appropriate adhesives and finishes for a variety of materials and conditions. 3.12. Have knowledge of permanent and non-permanent methods of joining materials together. Resources: PowerPoint®, worksheets; woodscrew samples, hand drill, screwdrivers. Vocabulary: permanent, semi-permanent, adhesive, head, thread, pilot hole, clearance hole, countersink. Lesson objectives/aims • Understand the range of different methods of joining materials. • Understand the difference between permanent and semi-permanent methods of joining materials. • Become familiar with one method of joining materials – woodscrews.

Student booklet with a step by step guide to drawing a stationary holder using Solidworks Suitable for Year 7 or 8 TD students

Over 50 worksheets covering resistant material technology