Homework set:Make a poster to show What is Nylon? - at least 5 facts about it. Challenge find out why is it called Nylon?
Make a fact sheet about Silk at least 5 facts.
Challenge task - find out why pure silk is very expensive. Make a poster to highlight Health and Safety awareness in the Textile classroom
Make fact sheet about cotton fibre. Challenge task - find out why we like to wear cotton in the summer.
Make a poster to explain What is applique?
Challenge - Make a poster to show what applique is. Include written work explaining the process and pictures showing examples of applique. Research and print out at least 10 different pictures of owl doorstops. Challenge - As above and include the details of its cost and/or write a comment about each one - for example :
"This product is very complicated and would be difficult to make". "This product has very dull colours and so would not appeal to my target market" "I like this owl because....." "I do not like this owl because..." Last chance to complete all homeworks and avoid the dreaded 4 on your report! Look at the list below - what have you still got to do? Then go on to the student voice section by hovering over YR 8 TEXTILES and complete it (if you haven't already).
Well done you have got on to the homework website! Check you have completed all the home works that have been set. If you have not please do them. Then go on to the student voice section by hovering over YR 8 TEXTILES and complete it.
Make a poster to show "What is Nylon?"
At least 5 facts about it. Make a fact sheet about Silk at least 5 facts.
Challenge task - find out why pure silk is very expensive. Make a fact sheet about Cotton fibre at least 5 facts.
Challenge task - find out why we like to wear cotton in the summer. Have you done the last 2 weeks homework? If you have...
WELL DONE. If you have not you need to do it to hand in after this holiday. Make a poster to explain What is applique?
Challenge - Make a poster to show what applique is. Include written work explaining the process and pictures showing examples of applique. Research and print out at least 10 different pictures of owl doorstops. Challenge - As above and include the details of its cost and/or write a comment about each one - for example :
"This product is very complicated and would be difficult to make". "This product has very dull colours and so would not appeal to my target market" "I like this owl because....." "I do not like this owl because..." Read through all the homeworks that have been set and complete any that you have not done.
Make a poster to highlight Health and Safety awareness in the Textile classroom
Make fact sheet about cotton fibre. Challenge task - find out why we like to wear cotton in the summer.
Create a poster to explain what is meant by the technique of applique in textiles.
Evaluate each of the doorstops you have chosen for your last homework by saying what you like and dislike about each one.
Research and print out at least 10 different pictures of owl doorstops.
Last chance to catch upon homework - 25% of your overall mark is research - that's why you need to do it.
Make a poster to show What is Nylon?
At least 5 facts about it. Make a poster to show what is silk fabric? Where does it come from? How is it made?
Most of you have not completed the last 3 homeworks. this is your chance to catch up - see below.
What is COTTON fabric? Where does it come from? How is it made? What is it used for? -At least 5 facts.
Make a poster to highlight Health and Safety awareness in the Textile classroom
Level 4 - Research and print out at least 10 different pictures of owl doorstops.
Level 5 - As above and include the details of its cost and/or write a comment about each one - for example : "This product is very complicated and would be difficult to make". "This product has very dull colours and so would not appeal to my target market" "I like this owl because....." "I do not like this owl because..." Complete / improve all unfinished homeworks Complete / improve all unfinished homeworks
Write down 3 things you have done well in Textiles and 3 areas for improvement. (it could be some things you have done in class or for your homeworks)
Make a poster to show what is Nylon? At least 5 facts about it.
Create a poster to highlight health and safety considerations when using the sewing machines.
Make a poster to show what is silk fabric? Where does it come from? How is it made?
Make a poster to show: What is Cotton fabric? Where does it come from? How is it made? What is it used for?
Learn the key word spellings for a test:
stitch, thread, scissors, embellish, applique, embroidery, sewing machine, needle, fabric, design, template, Level 4 - Make a poster to explain What is applique?
Level 5 - Make a poster to show what applique is. Include written work explaining the process and pictures showing examples of applique. Level 4 - Research and print out at least 10 different pictures of owl doorstops.
Level 5 - As above and include the details of its cost and/or write a comment about each one - for example : "This product is very complicated and would be difficult to make". or "This product has very dull colours and so would not appeal to my target market" or "I like this owl because....." Check and complete / improve all homeworks that have been set
Make a poster to show what is Nylon? Where does it come from? How is it made? What is it used for? why is it called Nylon?
Make a health and safety poster on using the sewing machine
Make a poster to show what is silk fabric? Where does it come from? How is it made?
What is Cotton fabric? Where does it come from? How is it made? What is it used for?
Learn the key word spellings for a test:
stitch, thread, scissors, embellish, applique, embroidery, sewing machine, needle, fabric, design. What is applique? Make a poster to describe what it is - Use words and pictures.
Research and print out at least 10 different pictures of owl doorstops.
Check and complete / improve all homework
Make a health and safety poster on using the sewing machine.
What is Nylon? Where does it come from? How is it made? What is it used for? why is it called Nylon?
What is Silk fabric? Where does it come from? How is it made? What is it used for?
What is Cotton fabric? Where does it come from? How is it made? What is it used for?
Learn the key word spellings: stitch, thread, scissors, embellishment, applique, embroidery, sewing machine, needle, fabric, design.
What is applique? make a poster to describe what it is - use words and pictures.
Research and print out at least 10 different pictures of owl doorstops.
Check and complete / improve all the homeworks you have been set in Textiles.
Complete all unfinished homework
Write 2 things that you think you are doing well in textiles and 2 points for improvement.
Make a health and safety poster on using the sewing machine.
Make a poster to show at least 5 facts about silk - include what it is made of and what it is used for.
Make a poster to show at least 5 facts about cotton - include what it is, where and how it is produced.
Learn the key word spellings: stitch, thread, scissors, embellishment, applique, embroidery, sewing machine, needle, fabric, design.
What is applique? make a poster to describe what it is - use words and pictures.
Research and print out at least 10 different pictures of owl doorstops.
Make a health and safety poster on using the sewing machine.
What is nylon? where does it come from ? How is it made?
What is silk? where does it come from? How is it made?
What is cotton? where does it come from? how is it made?
Learn the key word spellings: stitch, thread, scissors, embellishment, applique, embroidery, sewing machine, needle, fabric, design.
What is applique? - make a poster to describe what it is.
Research and print out at least 10 different pictures of owl doorstops.
Make a poster on sewing machine safety
What is nylon? What is it made from? What is it used for? produce a fact sheet to show what you have learned from your research.
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What is silk? What is it made from? How is it made? Produce a fact sheet to show what you have learned from your research.
What is cotton? where does it come from? how is it made?
Research and write up - what is applique?
Research and print out at least 10 different pictures of owl doorstops.
Make a poster on sewing machine safety
Spellings to learn
Fact sheet about nylon
What is silk? make a fact sheet about it.
What is cotton? where does it come from? how is it made?
in textiles what is meant by applique?
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