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Happy city
Sydenham School for Girls met with three STEM Ambassadors while undertaking this very ambitious project which delivered on the basic modelling and ideas for planning a city. It aimed to develop materials ‘literacy’, set the foundation for good workshop practice and to develop independent thinking skills in designing and making.
In teams, students were given a baseboard, on which to develop their part of the scale model city, ergonomes (ergonomic models – little plastic figures of people and trees), a wide selection of materials including boards, dowels, Corriflute (corrugated polypropylene) plastics, foams and polystyrene, and instruction worksheets. At the end of the Activity, the STEM Ambassadors judged the best redesign for Happy City.
Contents:
- Happy city pilot activity
- Happy city scheme of work
- Happy city Presentation
- D&T level descriptors
- Crumble Happy City Presentation
- Polymer homework sheet Presentation
- Happy city specification
- Happy City how to write a spec
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Happy city 1.32 MB
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Happy city scheme of work 3.27 MB
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Happy city Powerpoint 14.1 MB
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D&T level descriptors 40.07 KB
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Crumble Happy City Presentation 1.33 MB
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Happy city specification 23.55 KB