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This document provides information about a Year 7 lesson on surface decoration. The lesson aims to teach students what details are needed to improve the aesthetics of a product beyond just color. Students will learn to add details accurately and with consideration. The lesson includes a starter activity about what can make a product attractive, watching instructional movies, and a plenary activity for self-reflection.
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- 2. Year 7 – Surface decoration Starter Write down what can make a product look attractive, think beyond just colour, what else can be added?
- 3. Year 7 – Surface decoration W.A.L.T. (we are learning today) by the end of the lesson you will have learnt; What detail is needed to add to the aesthetics of a product. W.I.L.F. what I am looking for; You are able to add details to a product accurately and with consideration to improve the aesthetics of a product.
- 4. Year 7 – Surface decoration Play the movies
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- 6. Year 7 – Surface decoration Plenary Two stars and a wish! Write down two things that you did well on the surface decoration task Write down one thing which you wish you could have done better.