PowerPoint presentation for a practical food lesson, with ingredients list, method and objectives for Dutch apple cake

PowerPoint presentation for a practical food lesson, with ingredients list, method and objectives for chicken curry

A series of recipes used for a year 9 food rotation. The PowerPoints includes lesson objectives, ingredients list and methods.

PowerPoint presentation for a practical food lesson, with ingredients list, method and objectives for spaghetti bolognaise

PowerPoint presentation for a practical food lesson, with ingredients list, method and objectives for scones

PowerPoint presentation for a practical food lesson, with ingredients list, method and objectives for pasta salad

PowerPoint presentation for a practical food lesson, with ingredients list, method and objectives for mini quiche

PowerPoint presentation for a practical food lesson, with ingredients list, method and objectives for mini fruit cakes

PowerPoint presentation for a practical food lesson, with ingredients list, method and objectives for jam tarts

PowerPoint presentation for a practical food lesson, with ingredients list, method and objectives for calzone

PowerPoint presentation for a practical food lesson, with ingredients list, method and objectives for bread rolls

PowerPoints for food practical lessons that include ingredients list, lesson objectives and step by step worksheet. These practical lessons are swapped around depending upon the ability of the class at the time.

A step by step worksheet on how to firstly set up a page within 2D Design then how to trace an image using the path tool. This is a resource I have used to enable pupils to explore the basics of 2D Design using just a few tools at their own pace. This enables you free time during the lesson to focus on those pupils who are struggling with the programme.

A net for a cube that includes the 5 w's (who, what, where, when, why). A resource to help get pupils thinking about something you have asked them to look at for a starter activity. Pupils roll the die and try to answer a question related to the resource being used to create a group discussion.

A passport that I have found particularly useful when starting practical lessons within D&T. This one is specifically based around resistant materials but it could easily be adapted to suit other areas. The idea behind it is for every pupil to be given one at the start of the module or year and when pupils have been shown fully how to use the tool or equipment by yourself in a demonstration they then fill out the risk assessment that is printed on the reverse. It is then signed and dated to prove that each pupil has had sufficient training on the equipment or tools.

An orthographic drawing of a horsebox lock drawn in 2D Design. This was a drawing that I produced originally for an engineering group I had for unit 6 P1. This was produced as an example of what pupils needed to produce for their coursework.

A simple homework sheet getting pupils to produce a leaflet based around ferrous, non ferrous metals and the casting process of pewter.

Step by step presentation showing pupils how to draw a street using 2 point perspective. The presentation breaks down each stage and has written instructions to further guide pupils of what they need to complete.

A step by step guide to help pupils with isometric drawing. This resource I used to help pupils draw their moneybox in 3D using isometric. Easy to follow as each step has been broken down line by line.

A step by step help sheet for pupils to follow when teaching 2D Design. The worksheet goes through setting up a new page and how to use some basic tools in order to draw around an image from the internet. The resources includes images and text to help pupils guide their own learning.