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Skill: Sketching Skill: Sketching Skill: Sketching Equipment Sketch Outline Erase Colour You will need: Pencil Fine liner Rubber Circle stencil Ruler Coloured pencils Sketched in pencil. Ruler used for straight lines. Circle stencil used for curves. Outlined with fine liner. No visible pencil lines. Coloured inside the lines. Shaded tone (dark to light) Skill: Sketching Equipment Sketch Outline Erase Colour You will need: Pencil Fine liner Rubber Circle stencil Ruler Coloured pencils Sketched in pencil. Ruler used for straight lines. Circle stencil used for curves. Outlined with fine liner. No visible pencil lines. Coloured inside the lines. Shaded tone (dark to light) Skill: Sketching Equipment Sketch Outline Erase Colour You will need: Pencil Fine liner Rubber Circle stencil Ruler Coloured pencils Sketched in pencil. Ruler used for straight lines. Circle stencil used for curves. Outlined with fine liner. No visible pencil lines. Coloured inside the lines. Shaded tone (dark to light)

? ? ? Skill: Reflecting Skill: Reflecting Skill: Reflecting Equipment Read Think Modify Respond Strength’s (*) read. Targets (T) read. I understand what I need to do to improve. Teacher’s target (T) has been highlighted to show completion. Written improvements made using a green pen. Other improvements made using the original equipment. You will need: Booklet Green pen Yellow highlighter ? Skill: Reflecting Equipment Read Think Modify Respond Strength’s (*) read. Targets (T) read. I understand what I need to do to improve. Teacher’s target (T) has been highlighted to show completion. Written improvements made using a green pen. Other improvements made using the original equipment. You will need: Booklet Green pen Yellow highlighter ? Skill: Reflecting Equipment Read Think Modify Respond Strength’s (*) read. Targets (T) read. I understand what I need to do to improve. Teacher’s target (T) has been highlighted to show completion. Written improvements made using a green pen. Other improvements made using the original equipment. You will need: Booklet Green pen Yellow highlighter

Skill: Cutting Skill: Cutting Skill: Cutting Equipment Layout Safety Align Cut All equipment is laid out on an empty desk. Material placed on top of the cutting mat. Stand up when cutting. Space from other pupils/desks/chairs. Repeated cutting action (at least 3 times) Accurate clean cut through the material – no rough edges. Metal ruler to the left of the cutting line. Index finger on the top of the craft knife. You will need: Material Cutting mat Craft knife Metal safety ruler Skill: Cutting Equipment Layout Safety Align Cut All equipment is laid out on an empty desk. Material placed on top of the cutting mat. Stand up when cutting. Space from other pupils/desks/chairs. Repeated cutting action (at least 3 times) Accurate clean cut through the material – no rough edges. Metal ruler to the left of the cutting line. Index finger on the top of the craft knife. You will need: Material Cutting mat Craft knife Metal safety ruler Skill: Cutting Equipment Layout Safety Align Cut All equipment is laid out on an empty desk. Material placed on top of the cutting mat. Stand up when cutting. Space from other pupils/desks/chairs. Repeated cutting action (at least 3 times) Accurate clean cut through the material – no rough edges. Metal ruler to the left of the cutting line. Index finger on the top of the craft knife. You will need: Material Cutting mat Craft knife Metal safety ruler

Skill: Isometric Skill: Isometric Skill: Isometric Front Base Corner Sides From the bottom of the vertical line, draw a 30 degree line to the left (B). From the bottom of the vertical line, draw a 30 degree line to the right (C). Join up the top left & bottom left parallel lines, with a straight vertical line (F). Join up the top right & bottom right parallel lines, with a straight vertical line (G). You will need a ruler & pencil. Using a ruler, draw a vertical straight line (A). *All lines that you draw must be the same length!* C B From the top of the vertical line, draw a parallel 30 degree line to the left (D). From the top of the vertical line, draw a parallel 30 degree line to the right (E). E D A G F I H Top From the top left corner, draw a line that is parallel to line E (H). From the top right corner, draw a line that is parallel to line D (I). Skill: Isometric Front Base Corner Sides From the bottom of the vertical line, draw a 30 degree line to the left (B). From the bottom of the vertical line, draw a 30 degree line to the right (C). Join up the top left & bottom left parallel lines, with a straight vertical line (F). Join up the top right & bottom right parallel lines, with a straight vertical line (G). You will need a ruler & pencil. Using a ruler, draw a vertical straight line (A). *All lines that you draw must be the same length!* C B From the top of the vertical line, draw a parallel 30 degree line to the left (D). From the top of the vertical line, draw a parallel 30 degree line to the right (E). E D A G F I H Top From the top left corner, draw a line that is parallel to line E (H). From the top right corner, draw a line that is parallel to line D (I). Skill: Isometric Front Base Corner Sides From the bottom of the vertical line, draw a 30 degree line to the left (B). From the bottom of the vertical line, draw a 30 degree line to the right (C). Join up the top left & bottom left parallel lines, with a straight vertical line (F). Join up the top right & bottom right parallel lines, with a straight vertical line (G). You will need a ruler & pencil. Using a ruler, draw a vertical straight line (A). *All lines that you draw must be the same length!* C B From the top of the vertical line, draw a parallel 30 degree line to the left (D). From the top of the vertical line, draw a parallel 30 degree line to the right (E). E D A G F I H Top From the top left corner, draw a line that is parallel to line E (H). From the top right corner, draw a line that is parallel to line D (I).

Skill: Evaluating Skill: Evaluating Skill: Evaluating Strength’s Weakness’s Further Improvements Your Opinion Peer Feedback What are the weak parts of the design? Aesthetics Function Target Market Manufacture Which area could you focus on to make the design better? Do you like the design? Why? What does your friend/client think about the design? WWW – What Went Well EBI – Even Better If What are the strong parts of the design? Skill: Evaluating Strength’s Weakness’s Further Improvements Your Opinion Peer Feedback What are the weak parts of the design? Aesthetics Function Target Market Manufacture Which area could you focus on to make the design better? Do you like the design? Why? What does your friend/client think about the design? WWW – What Went Well EBI – Even Better If What are the strong parts of the design? Skill: Evaluating Strength’s Weakness’s Further Improvements Your Opinion Peer Feedback What are the weak parts of the design? Aesthetics Function Target Market Manufacture Which area could you focus on to make the design better? Do you like the design? Why? What does your friend/client think about the design? WWW – What Went Well EBI – Even Better If What are the strong parts of the design?

Skill: Annotating Skill: Annotating Skill: Annotating Target Market Aesthetics Function Inspiration Evaluate Describe how the design looks: Shape Colour Font Styles Material * Use lots of adjectives! * How does the design work? Does the design do the job it is meant to do? How? What has the design been inspired/influenced by? What did you like about the inspiration? Do you like the design? Why? How could the design be improved? Will you use the design as a final outcome? Who is the design aimed at? How does the design appeal to that target market? Skill: Annotating Target Market Aesthetics Function Inspiration Evaluate Describe how the design looks: Shape Colour Font Styles Material * Use lots of adjectives! * How does the design work? Does the design do the job it is meant to do? How? What has the design been inspired/influenced by? What did you like about the inspiration? Do you like the design? Why? How could the design be improved? Will you use the design as a final outcome? Who is the design aimed at? How does the design appeal to that target market? Skill: Annotating Target Market Aesthetics Function Inspiration Evaluate Describe how the design looks: Shape Colour Font Styles Material * Use lots of adjectives! * How does the design work? Does the design do the job it is meant to do? How? What has the design been inspired/influenced by? What did you like about the inspiration? Do you like the design? Why? How could the design be improved? Will you use the design as a final outcome? Who is the design aimed at? How does the design appeal to that target market?