LESSON PLAN FOR WEEK [3] ENDING [27-01-

2023]

SUBJECT: TECHNICAL DRAWING

TOPIC: AUXILIARY VIEWS
TIME: 40 MINUTES
SCHEDULE: 10:20-11:42
AVERAGE AGE: 15 YEARS
LEVEL: SS2
NUMBER OF LEARNERS: 2

TIME TABLE FIT: In the previous lesson, the learners had learnt about the meaning of
perspective drawing, the types of perspective drawing, the terms used in perspective drawing
and the perspective drawing of similar objects.

MAIN AIM: The learners will be able to elaborate on the meaning of auxiliary view, identify
the use of auxiliary view and write out the types of auxiliary views.

SUBSIDIARY AIMS: By the end of the lesson, the learners should be able to
1. Formulate the meaning of auxiliary view,
2. Determine the use of auxiliary view
3. Outline the types of auxiliary views.

PERSONAL AIM: To ensure that the learners fully understand the meaning of auxiliary view,
the use of auxiliary view and the types of auxiliary views.

ASSUMPTION: The leaners may have seen or heard about the meaning of auxiliary view, the
use of auxiliary view and the types of auxiliary views from their textbook or online.

ANTICIPATED PROBLEM: The learner may find it difficult to understand the meaning of
auxiliary view, the use of auxiliary view and the types of auxiliary views.

POSSIBLE SOLUTION: The teacher will have to explain extensively about the meaning of
auxiliary view, the use of auxiliary view and the types of auxiliary views.

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TEACHING MATERIAL: Drawing materials and equipment, Posters, Charts, Video clips
etc.

LEAD IN: There are times when one of the six principal views will not completely describe an
object. This is especially true when there are inclined or oblique planes or features on an object.
For these cases, a special orthographic view called an auxiliary view can be created

PROCEDURE
STEP 1: MEANING OF AUXILIARY VIEW
An auxiliary view is an orthographic view which is projected onto any plane other than
the frontal, horizontal, or profile plane. An auxiliary view is not one of the six principal views.

STEP 2: USES OF AUXILIARY VIEWS

Auxiliary views are used to find:
1. True length of an inclined or oblique line
2. True size and shape (TSS) of an inclined or oblique face
3. Edge view of oblique face;
4. Point view of inclined or oblique line
5. True size and shape of features on incline or oblique faces.

STEP 3: TYPES OF AUXILIARY VIEW

Auxiliary views are created by positioning a new line of sight relative to the object. It is
possible to create any number of auxiliary views, including a new auxiliary view from an
existing auxiliary view. The views are:
1. A primary auxiliary view is a single view projected from one of the six principal views.
2. A secondary auxiliary view is a single view projected from a primary auxiliary view.
3. A tertiary auxiliary view is a single view projected from a secondary or another tertiary
auxiliary view

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INTERACTION PATTERN: The use of explanatory, discussion, play-way, sketching,
teacher to learner and learner to learner method in her teaching method

STUDENTS’ EVALUATION:
1. Write a short note on the term ‘Auxiliary view’ in your own words
2. Identify two uses of auxiliary view
3. Outline the three types of Auxiliary view and write short note on one

TEACHER’S EVALUATION: The learners fully understood the meaning of auxiliary view,
uses of auxiliary view and the types of auxiliary view.

ASSIGNMENT:
1. In your own words, write a short note on the term ‘Auxiliary view’
2. Identify four uses of auxiliary view
3. Outline the three types of Auxiliary view and write short notes on two

CONCLUSION: Faces on objects not perpendicular to line of sight appear foreshortened. An

inclined plane has its edge view in one principal plane and an oblique plane has no edge view in
any principal view. Inclined or oblique faces along with features on them will appear
foreshortened on principal views. Foreshortened views are not clear or accurate representation
of features so auxiliary views are used to correct the distortions. An auxiliary view is an
orthographic view that shows the true size and shape of inclined or oblique face with its
features.
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BIBLICAL PRINCIPLE: GOD: God desires a relationship with every human being (2 Peter
3:9)
BIBLICAL INTEGRATED LESSON: By the end of the lesson, the learners will be able to
understand that God wants a relationship with every human being but to do that examine our
hearts to see the true nature of our hearts, and that is what the concept of auxiliary view is all
about, it showcases the true shape and size of a surface that is not seen properly by other planes.

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