Design and Technology- Progression map
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Design |
Expressive Arts and Design Creating with Materials ∙ Draw and paint using a range of materials, tools and techniques, experimenting with colour, design, texture, form and function; ∙ Share their creations, explaining the process they have used; Make use of props and materials when role-playing characters in narratives and stories. |
Mechanisms
• I can create clearly labelled drawings which illustrate movement. Structures • I can develop an understanding of the importance of a clear design criteria. Food •I can design smoothie carton packaging by-hand or on ICT software |
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Textiles • I can design a pouch. |
Textiles • I can design and make a template from an existing cushion and apply individual design criteria. Digital World
Structures
• I can design and/or decorating a castle tower on CAD software. |
Mechanical Systems • I can design a shape that reduces air resistance. • I can draw a net to create a structure from. • I can choose shapes that increase or decrease speed as a result of air resistance. • I can personalise a design. Electronic Systems • I can design a torch, giving consideration to the target audience and creating both design and success criteria focusing on features of individual design ideas. Textiles • I can write design criteria for a product, articulating decisions made. • I can design a personalised Book sleeve. |
Electronic Systems • I can design an electronic greetings card with a copper track circuit and components. • I can create a labelled circuit diagram showing positive and negative parts. • I can write design criteria. • I can compile a mood board relevant to my chosen theme, purpose and recipient. Structures • I can design a stable structure. • I can create frame structure with focus on triangulation. Textiles • I can design a stuffed toy considering the main component and shapes required. • I can consider the proportions of individual components. |
Digital World • I can write a design brief from information submitted by a client. • I can develop design criteria to fulfil the client’s request. • I can consider and suggest additional functions for my navigation tool. • I can develop a product idea through annotated sketches. • I can place and manoeuvre 3D objects, using CAD. • I can change the properties of, or combine one or more 3D objects, using CAD. Structures • I can design a playground featuring a variety of different structures, giving careful consideration to how the structures will be used Food • I can adapt a traditional recipe, understanding that the nutritional value. • Writing an amended method for a recipe • I can design appealing packaging to reflect a recipe. |
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Textiles • I can follow design criteria to create a cushion. • I can select and cut fabrics with ease using fabric scissors. • I can sew cross stitch to join fabric. • I can decorate fabric using appliqué. • I can complete design ideas with stuffing and sewing the edges. Digital World • I can use a template when cutting and assembling the pouch. • I can follow a list of design requirements. • I can select and use the appropriate tools and equipment for cutting, joining, shaping and decorating a foam pouch. • I can apply functional features such as using foam to create soft buttons. Structures • I can construct a range of 3D geometric shapes using nets. • I can create special features for individual designs. • I can make facades from a range of recycled materials. |
Mechanical Systems • I can measure, mark, cut and assemble with increasing accuracy. • I can make a model based on a chosen design. Electronic Systems • I can make a torch with a working electrical circuit and switch. • I can use appropriate equipment to cut and attach materials. • I can assemble a torch according to the design and success criteria. Textiles • I can make and test a paper template with accuracy and in keeping with the design criteria. • I can measure, mark and cut fabric using a paper template. • I can select a stitch style to join fabric, working neatly sewing small neat stitches. • I can incorporate a fastening to my design. |
Electronic Systems • I can make a functional series circuit. • I can map out where different components of the circuit will go. Structures • I can make a range of different shaped beam bridges. • I can use triangles to create truss bridges that span a given distance and supports a load. • I can build a wooden bridge structure Independently measuring and marking wood accurately. • I can select appropriate tools and equipment for particular tasks. • I can identify where a structure needs reinforcement and using card corners for support. Textiles • I can create a 3D stuffed toy from a 2D design. • I can measure, mark and cut fabric accurately and independently. • I can create strong and secure blanket stitches when joining fabric. • I can use applique to attach pieces of fabric decoration. |
Digital World • I can consider materials and their functional properties; sustainable and recyclable. • I can explain material choices and why they were chosen as part of a product concept. Structures • I can build a range of play apparatus structures drawing upon new and prior knowledge of structures. • I can measure, mark and cut wood to create a range of structures. • I can use a range of materials to reinforce and add decoration to structures. Food • I can cut and prepare vegetables safely. • I can use equipment safely, including knives. • I know how to avoid cross contamination. • I can follow a step by step method carefully to make a recipe. |
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Textiles • I can evaluate an end product and think of other ways in which to create similar items. Digital World • I can analyse and evaluate an existing product. • I can identify the key features of a pouch. Structures • I can evaluate my own work and the work of others based on the aesthetic of the finished product and in comparison to the original design. • I can suggest points for modification of the individual designs. |
Mechanical Systems • I can evaluate the speed of a final product based on: the effect of shape on speed and the accuracy of workmanship on performance. Electronic Systems • I can evaluate electrical products. • I can test and evaluate the success of a final product and taking inspiration from the work of peers. Textiles • I can test and evaluate an end product against the original design criteria. • I can decide how many of the criteria should be met for the product to be considered successful. • I can suggest modifications for improvement. |
Electronic Systems • I can evaluate a peer’s product against design criteria and suggesting modifications. • I can analyse and evaluate a range of existing greeting cards. Structures • I can adapt and improve my own bridge structure by identifying points of weakness and reinforcing them as necessary. • I can suggest points for improvements for my own bridges and those designed by others. Textiles • I can test and evaluate an end product and giving point for further improvements. |
Digital World • I can explain how my program fits the design criteria and how it would be useful as part of a navigation tool. • I can develop an awareness of sustainable design. • I can identify key industries that utilise 3D CAD modelling and explain why. • I can describe how the product concept fits the client’s request and how it will benefit the customers. Structures • I can test and adapt a design to improve it as it is developed. • I can identify what makes a successful structure. Food • I can identify the nutritional differences between different products and recipes. • I can identify and describe healthy benefits of food groups. |