Graphics design or Technical Drawing activity providing an opportunity to practice circle construction and spacing to replicate the Olympic rings symbol. How you could use this resource The sheet is designed to be printed on an A4 sheet. Students can be shown how to lay out the page using set squares, compass and measuring techniques before completing the activity. Once complete, students can use the drawing as a rendering activity. Teachers may wish to use this drawing sheet as a CAD activity to teach circle placement within your chosen CAD software This activities includes a sample answer sheet. Follow me! Be the first to know about new product, sales, discounts and giveaways Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/tasstudent/) Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/tasstudent) Youtube Tasstudent Mailing list

This teaching resource has been developed for students studying Technical drawing or graphics lessons. It consists of a range of drawings which can be provided to students at a variety of levels at the teachers discretion. The resource includes engineering objects that provide opportunities for students to extend their knowledge and skills in Oblique drawing practice. Some drawings will require some teacher instruction and guidance prior to students attempting the drawings. Many of the drawings can be used as cover lessons when the usual teacher is not available for the class. Sheets included in this resource are listed below. Glossary of terms Corner stop C Clamp Double step Step Block 1 (sample solution) War Memorial Arches (sample solution) Screen Wall Block (sample solution) Various Exercises

Isometric drawing activities. This teaching resource has been developed for students undertaking a unit of work in Isometric drawing. Sample solutions are included for each of the activities included. This resource consists of four activities, with sample solutions and a printable glossary of terms Glossary of Terms Isometric Step Block (Sample Solution Included) Isometric Screen Block 1 (Sample Solution Included) Isometric Screen Block 2 (Sample Solution Included) Isometric Circles (Sample Solution Included)

This group of worksheets is for students completing study in technical drawing or graphics. The set consists of 3 activities which students can work through to develop skills and understanding of 1, 2 and 3 point perspective drawings. Sheets consist of :- 1 - Glossary of terms 2 - Perspective drawing overview 1 3 - Perspective drawing overview 2 4 - One point perspective room Interior 5 - One point perspective shipping containers (With sample solution) 6 - Rules of perspective drawings 7 - Two Point Cradle Mountain Boat Shed (With sample solution)

This resource consists of Orthogonal drawing exercises and activities. No preparation needed and with sample solutions included for most drawing. This teaching resource has been developed for students studying Technical drawing, Engineering drawing or graphics lessons. It consists of a range of drawings which can be provided to students at a variety of levels at the teachers discretion. The resource includes engineering objects that provide opportunities for students to extend their knowledge and skills in Orthogonal drawing drafting practice. Many of the drawings can also be used as C.A.D drawings at the teachers discretion. Some drawings will require some teacher instruction and guidance prior to students attempting the drawings. Teachers may wish to add additional requirements such as asking more advanced students to add a cutting plane or having the students create a 3D image to be rendered. Many of the drawings can be used as cover lessons when the usual teacher is not available for the class. Sheets included in this resource are listed below. Glossary of terms Block extension 1.0 Block extension 2.0 Block extension 3.0 C Clamp Corner stop (With Sample Solution) Double step (With Sample Solution) Exercises 1.0 (With Sample Solution) Exercises 2.0 (With Sample Solution) Exercises 3.0 Metal cover plate (With Sample Solution) Pipe Support Sloping block 1.0 (With Sample Solution) Step block 1.0 (With Sample Solution) Step block 2.0 (With Sample Solution) Step block 3.0 (With Sample Solution) Radio Isometric drawing grid Isometric tracing grid

If you are looking for printable safety tests for your class, this set of safety tests should work for you. These classroom activities are a little different from sets 1 and 2. They have been designed to provide testing opportunities for students’ knowledge of safety-related information specific to various machines or tools used in Metalworking classes. How to use this resource The safety tests within this teaching resource have been designed as a paper based safety testing resource. They can be used as an alternative to online safety testing when paper records of students work is preferred or more convenient. They could be used as a pre-test prior to instruction being given so as to test current knowledge. The teacher may choose to use these to test or reinforce knowledge after safety instructions and demonstrations have been given. Use the tests as an additional activity when the regular classroom teacher is absent and practical lessons can not continue. Each test or quiz includes an answer sheet. This resource contains safety tests for the following woodwork tools and equipment. General Metalwork Safety Metalwork Hand Tools Safety Drill Press Cordless Drill Spot welder Angle Grinder (added 19.2.23) Metalwork Lathe (added 19.2.23) General Metalwork Safety (SOLUTION) Metalwork Hand Tools Safety (SOLUTION) Drill Press (SOLUTION) Cordless Drill (SOLUTION) Spot welder (SOLUTION) Angle Grinder (SOLUTION) Metalwork Lathe (SOLUTION) Each test has been formatted to allow for quick printing of individual lessons and each allows for students to write their name and the date the activity was completed. Answer sheets are included for each of the 5 tests. Additional tests will be added periodically.

This set of Agriculture worksheets based on “Plant Production” have been designed to be used as short activities when a cover lesson needs to be quickly organised or could be used when students cannot complete practical activities with the remainder of the class. The worksheets set are all single pages so can be printed quickly. Each new worksheet or handout has space for the student to write their name and date. Worksheets included in this resource Plant Production - Find-A-Word (V1) Plant Production - Find-A-Word (V2) Plant Production - Find-A-Word (LS) Vegetables - Find-A-Word Agriculture Battleship Plant Production Work Scramble Plant Production Cross word (V1) Plant Production Cross word (V2) Plant Production - Find-A-Word (V1) (SOLUTION) Plant Production - Find-A-Word (V2) (SOLUTION) Plant Production - Find-A-Word (LS) (SOLUTION) Vegetables - Find-A-Word (SOLUTION) Plant Production Work Scramble (SOLUTION) Plant Production Cross word (V1) (SOLUTION) Plant Production Cross word (V2) (SOLUTION)

Looking for some quick minimal prep printable resources for teaching Metalwork lessons. The resources contained within this booklet have been designed for use in the classroom to assist in presenting meaningful activities in the subject of Metalwork or Metal engineering. They have been formatted to allow for quick printing of individual lessons for emergency cover lessons when practical work cannot be completed due to teacher absence, unexpected unavailability of the workshop etc. Each worksheet has been formatted to allow for students to write their name and the date the lesson was given. The set of resources includes 2 case studies on significant steel engineered structures (The SS Great Eastern and the Brooklyn Bridge) and include a set of questions relating to the text. Both case studies include a find a word which could be provided to students after completion of the main activity. Included in this resource Metalwork Case Study - SS Great Eastern - 3 Pages SS Great Eastern Find-A-Word - 1 Page SS Great Eastern Find-A-Word Solution - 1 Page Metalwork Case Study - Brooklyn Bridge - 2 Pages Brooklyn Bridge Missing Word activity - 2 Pages Brooklyn Bridge Find-A-Word - 1 Page Brooklyn Bridge Find-A-Word SOLUTION - 1 Page

This printable ready-to-go set of emergency theory lessons for woodwork or timber classes is the second in a series of emergency lessons. Each of the worksheets have been designed to be used as short activities. They could be used when a cover lesson needs to be quickly organised or could be used when students cannot complete practical activities with the remainder of the class. The worksheets , with the exception of “Woodwork finishing materials” are all either single or double pages so can be printed quickly. Each new worksheet or handout has space for the student to write their name and date. Activity sheets included in this resource are 1 - General Woodwork Find-A-Word (Sample answer sheet included) 2 - Woodwork Battleship - General Woodwork 3 - Woodworking power tools (Sample answer sheet included) 4 - Hand tools identification quiz (Sample answer sheet included) 5 - Woodwork tool identification Activity (Sample answer sheet included) 6 - Woodwork Finishing Materials 7 - General Woodwork (Life skills) (Sample answer sheet included)

This activity could be used as a homework task, as an additional activity for students who complete set work early, as an introduction to the Easter Story or as an emergency cover lesson/activity when the normal teacher is not able to be present. The activity includes two versions of the find-a-word so students seated side by side can be given a different letter configuration so as to discourage copying. Activities included in this resource Easter Story Find-A-Word Version 1 Easter Story Find-A-Word Version 1 (SOLUTION) Easter Story Find-A-Word Version 2 Easter Story Find-A-Word Version 2 (SOLUTION)

This resource provides a summary of the events which took place in 1915 which became known as the Battle of Lone Pine. This resource includes an information page, question page and a sample solutions. The worksheets are designed to help students gain an understanding of the Battle of Lone Pine from World War One. The activity is intended to be used as a research activity but could also be used as a reading comprehension activity, a homework task, a pre-test of knowledge or a post-test to test content retention. There are many other ways that a teacher may be able to use this and similar activities in the TES store. Keep Up To Date If you like this product, please Follow Me TES to learn about new products, sales and more.

This resource includes 10 different sheets each depicting an engineer from current and past history. Engineers included in this resource are: Thomas Edison Ellen Ochoa Nicola Tesla Elon Musk John Bradfield Emily Warren Roebling Edith Clarke Buzz Aldrin Lawrence Hargraves James Watt The worksheets are designed to help students gain an understanding of the life of famous and important Engineers in world history. The activity is intended to be used as a research activity but could also be used as a reading comprehension activity, a homework task, a pre-test of knowledge or a post test to test content retention. There are many other ways that a teacher may be able to use this and similar activities in the T.E.S store. The activity should be used when learning about the life of an Engineer. As mentioned previously, it could be used as a homework task after discussion in the classroom, as an activity to complete as a cover, or extra lesson when the regular teacher is not present or as an activity to complete during class time. You may also be interested in this Biography Research Bundle focusing on Famous Explorers. https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/famous-explorers-bundle-12633686

Woodwork lessons for busy teachers - Set 3 - Materials. This set of worksheets have been designed to be used as short activities. They could be used when a cover lesson needs to be quickly organised or could be used when students cannot complete practical activities with the remainder of the class. The worksheets set are all single pages so can be printed quickly. Each new worksheet or handout has space for the student to write their name and space has been provided to insert your school logo is desired. Sheets contained in this resource are: 1 - Timber Species Find-A-Word (V1) - Find-A-Word - 10 - 15 min 2 - Timber Species Find-A-Word (V2) - Find-A-Word - 10 - 15 min 3 - Where does that timber come from? - Research activity - 10 -15 min 4 - Timber Species Find-A-Word (Life Skills) - Find-A-Word 10 min 5 - Classification of Timber Research/Reading comprehension 25 - 30 min 6 - Timber Species Find-A-Word (V1) - (SOLUTION) 7 - Timber Species Find-A-Word (V2) - (SOLUTION) 8 - Where does that timber come from? - (SOLUTION) 9 - Timber Species Find-A-Word (Life Skills) - (SOLUTION)

About this resource The resources contained within this booklet have been designed for use in the classroom to assist in covering a topic or outcome. They have been formatted to allow for quick printing of individual lessons for emergency cover lessons when practical work cannot be completed due to teacher absence, unexpected unavailability of the workshop etc. Each worksheet has been formatted to allow for students to write their name and the date the lesson was given. Based on the Food Technology NSW Years 7–10 Syllabus Unit: Food selection and Health Included in this resource Find-A-Word (Version 1) Find-A-Word (Version 1 Solution) Find-A-Word (Version 2) Find-A-Word (Version 2 Solution) Find-A-Word (Version 3 for Life Skills students) Find-A-Word (Version 3 Solution) Definition Terms Crossword Puzzle Crossword Puzzle Solution Worksheet descriptions Activities 1 and 2 are traditional find-a-word containing 15 words taken from the Food Technology Food Selection and Health unit. Both worksheets contain the same words for students to search however, the search tables are different in each. Teachers may chose to use “Find-A-Word 1” and “Find-A-Word 2” in the same lesson but providing each second student with the alternative so as to prevent copying etc. Activity 3 is a Life Skills version of the activity above. It containing the same 15 words taken from the Food Selection and Health unit, however, the guide is smaller and all the words are either up and down or across the grid making the location of terms easier to find. Activity 4 requires students to write the definitions for each term in the space provided. Students could be instructed to conduct their own research by using the internet or the teacher may prefer to provide the definition for students to re write. Activity 5 is a traditional crossword puzzle containing 15 words taken from the Food Selection and Health unit.