Design Brief
Investigate Design Problem Analyse Evaluate
Design Brief |
Today we produced a design brief.
- Design a frog that jumps using the materials provided
Resources:
- Picture of Frog,
- Card
- Sticky tape
- Rubber Band
Investigate/Design:
Ideas
- Stick the frog to the card for more weight
- Using card as a springboard
- Use the rubber band as a slingshot and propel the frog
Produce:
- Stuck rubber band to card
- Stuck sticky tape to frog to increase weight of frog
- Use the rubber band as a sling shot
The finished product! |
Evaluation
- Frog jumps in a forward motion
- Could have put more sticky tape on the frog to get more weight and therefore the frog would have been propelled further.
This activity is a great way of students experiencing a design process, it will assist children in understanding that there are sometimes more than 1 right answer to a problem and it is a great way for students to share learning's and ideas.
Games Games and More Games
Quiz |
I thoroughly enjoyed this website. It had a large range of games that could be designed and incorporated into many different learning purposes and learning stages. Obviously a teacher could design the games to assist with learning objective or as a tool to evaluate learning, however i think children would jump at the opportunity to create games that highlight their skills and learning.
Games could be themed or linked to a unit of work such as sustainability or it could just be on the latest Maths topic covered. I think it would be a great getting to know you activity to build a class quiz or class game at the beginning of the year. Another great idea would be for an older grade to create a games page for their younger buddy grade. Games could also be displayed on the School ENews letter. It would be a great way to show parents what their children have been learning and the quiz or game is something the family could do together.
I created a quiz using quia
a word jumble
and a game of hangman
Hangman (stars not hangman so we are PC) |
I enjoyed playing my classmates games and I am sure children would enjoy the same experience. we are often told to subscribe to many different organisations, websites and groups and I often wonder if you get value for your money. This is one site I would pay to use!
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