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Design and Communication Graphics Planning Grid

Student Name: Evan Tully School: Ardscoil Phadraig Class teacher: Conor Glynn

ID: Nó: G00369819 Nó of Pupils: 6 Length of Lesson: 80 minutes & 40 minutes

Design and Communication Graphics Planning Grid


Student name: Evan Tully Year Group: 5th Year School: Ardscoil Phádraig

Relevant LC Objectives
Topic/Chapter Teaching Methodology Key Words
Students will be:
Learning Intentions (students Success Criteria
Schedule will learn about) Assessment Method
Week 1 Perspective 1. familiar with the  Develop from previous  Cooperative  To demonstrate  Visual assessment of  Perspective.
principles, concepts, learning the auxiliary Learning. knowledge of how to the student’s  Parallel.
terminology and vanishing points. use the Aux VP in a drawings  Angular.
methodologies associated  Inquiry based question.  Picture plane.
with the graphics code  Understand how to use learning.  Quick fire  Vanishing point.
2. able to apply the them and apply them to  Understand why we questioning around  Spectator.
principles of both plane a question  Scaffolding need to use them. the class on why we  Horizon line.
and descriptive student’s prior use aux vp  Ground line.
geometries to the solution knowledge to  Demonstrate that they  Discussion with class  Station point.
of a variety of concrete prepare them can complete a full walking through the  One point
and abstract graphic for new question using Aux VP. steps of finding the perspective.
problems learning Aux Vp and how to  Two-point
3. able to produce neat use them perspective.
and accurate drawings  Discussion
that comply with around why we  Observation of the
internationally recognised need Aux VP. class answering
standards and conventions questions
 Demonstration
of how to apply
auxiliary vp to
question
Week 2 Perspective 1. familiar with the  Summarise the methods  Cooperative  Demonstrate that they  Visual assessment of  Perspective.
principles, concepts, used in finding and using Learning. can confidently apply the student’s  Parallel.
terminology and Auxiliary vanishing points the measuring stick to drawings  Angular.
methodologies associated  Questioning a question.  Picture plane.
with the graphics code  Use the measuring post student’s prior  Formal assessment  Vanishing point.
2. able to apply the to answer questions college. of student’s  Spectator.
 Summarise in detail
principles of both plane summary’s  Horizon line.
how to use the
and descriptive  Ground line.
geometries to the solution measuring stick.
 PowerPoint  Questioning the  Station point.
of a variety of concrete explaining how . students  Two-point
and abstract graphic to use the understanding perspective.
problems measuring  Show that they have a
3. able to produce neat stick. good understanding  Discussion
and accurate drawings how the aux vp work summarising how to
that comply with  Discussion use the measuring
internationally recognised about why the stick
standards and conventions measuring stick
might be
helpful

Week 3 Perspective 1. familiar with the  To be able to complete a  Cooperative  Able to work together  Visual assessment of  Perspective.
principles, concepts, full leaving cert question Learning. to complete a full the student’s  Parallel.
terminology and leaving cert question. individual drawings  Angular.
methodologies associated  To be able to self-assess  Hand out  Picture plane.
with the graphics code using the marking worksheets  Able to create a  Formative  Vanishing point.
2. able to apply the scheme. containing assessment on  Spectator.
detailed summary of
principles of both plane leaving cert student’s individual  Horizon line.
how to do a complete
and descriptive questions drawings  Ground line.
geometries to the solution the question
 Station point.
of a variety of concrete  Assign students  Peer assessment of  One point
and abstract graphic to groups of 3  Compile all information students group work perspective.
problems to work from their groups to  Two-point
3. able to produce neat through use independently  Questioning perspective.
and accurate drawings question student’s knowledge
that comply with on design concepts
internationally recognised
standards and conventions

Week 4 Christmas Tests

Week 5 Solidworks 1. familiar with the  To practice the principles  Demonstrations  To independently apply  Visual assessment of  File
principles, concepts, of how to set up a solid of how to open the learning of how to the student’s  Rename
terminology and works document and Solidworks and set up a file. individual files  Sketch
methodologies associated save it to a file. create a part  Top plane
with the graphics code file in a folder  Develop an  Front plane
2. able to apply the  To produce a model using understanding of how  Peer assessment of  End view
principles of both plane basic feature following  Step by step the software works student’s individual  Smart
and descriptive step by step instructions instructions models dimension
geometries to the solution used in creating  Complete a basic  Boss-extrude
of a variety of concrete a model using model using guidance  Questioning  Liner pattern
and abstract graphic basic features from their peers and student’s knowledge  Chamfer
problems teacher on software concepts
3. able to produce neat  Observation of
and accurate drawings the whole class
that comply with and help
internationally recognised students in
standards and conventions need

Weeks 6 Solidworks 1. familiar with the  To produce a model using  Demonstration  Complete a small  Visual assessment of  File
principles, concepts, basic feature following of how to model with minimal the student’s  Rename
terminology and some instructions. complete a instruction from the individual files  Sketch
methodologies associated  To independently or with given model teacher relying on  Top plane
with the graphics code help from peers create a peers for support  Front plane
2. able to apply the given model with  Visual  Peer assessment of  End view
principles of both plane dimensions inspection of  Develop an student’s individual  Boss extrude
and descriptive each student’s understanding of how models  Liner pattern
geometries to the solution progress the software works  Chamfer
of a variety of concrete  Questioning  Revolve
and abstract graphic student’s knowledge  Extrude cut
problems  Understand how to on software concepts  mirror
3. able to produce neat complete a basic model
and accurate drawings independently
that comply with
internationally recognised
standards and conventions

Weeks 7 Solidworks 1. familiar with the  To produce a model using  Demonstration  Complete a small  Visual assessment of  File
principles, concepts, basic feature following of how to model with minimal the student’s  Rename
terminology and some instructions. complete a instruction from the individual files  Sketch
methodologies associated  To independently or with given model teacher relying on  Top plane
with the graphics code help from peers create a peers for support  Front plane
2. able to apply the given model with  Visual  Peer assessment of  End view
principles of both plane dimensions inspection of  Develop an student’s individual  Boss extrude
and descriptive each student’s understanding of how models  Liner pattern
geometries to the solution progress the software works  Chamfer
of a variety of concrete  Questioning  Revolve
and abstract graphic student’s knowledge  Extrude cut
problems  Understand how to on software concepts  mirror
3. able to produce neat complete a basic model 
and accurate drawings independently
that comply with
internationally recognised
standards and conventions

Weeks 8 Solidworks 1. familiar with the  To produce a model using  Demonstration  Complete a small  Visual assessment of  File
principles, concepts, basic feature following of how to model with minimal the student’s  Rename
terminology and some instructions. complete a instruction from the individual files  Sketch
methodologies associated  To independently or with given model teacher relying on  Top plane
with the graphics code help from peers create a peers for support  Front plane
2. able to apply the given model with  Visual  Peer assessment of  End view
principles of both plane dimensions inspection of  Develop an student’s individual  Boss extrude
and descriptive each student’s understanding of how models  Liner pattern
geometries to the solution progress the software works  Chamfer
of a variety of concrete  Questioning  Revolve
and abstract graphic student’s knowledge  Extrude cut
problems  Understand how to on software concepts  mirror
3. able to produce neat complete a basic model 
and accurate drawings independently
that comply with
internationally recognised
standards and conventions
Week 9 Work experience

Week 10 Work experience

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