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Lesson One – Changing Shapes
This computing teaching pack for Key Stage Two gets the children to explore and demonstrate different ways of adjusting geometric shapes in a graphical modelling program. The class can record how to transform the size, position, colour and appearance of different graphic shapes.
Download this teaching pack including a lesson plan, classroom activities and an interactive presentation to teach the children to explore and demonstrate different ways of adjusting geometric shapes in a graphical modelling program
Learning Objectives
How to use tools to help adjust the format of graphical objects. Discuss the function of graphics in presenting design ideas.
Learning Outcomes
I know how to use a computer graphic to present ideas for the design of something. I can use tools in a graphics program to adjust the format and structure of a shape.
Changing Shapes
Teaching sequence to help the children explore and demonstrate different ways of adjusting geometric shapes in a graphical modelling program
Shape Changes
Display posters for whole class discussion to help the children identify and describe how to adjust the properties of different graphic shapes
Shape Changes
Template to help the children identify and record some of the changes that can be made to different shapes using a graphics program
Shape Changes (support)
Template to help the children identify and record some of the changes that can be made to different shapes using a graphics program
Changing Shapes
Interactive activity to help the children explore and demonstrate different ways of adjusting geometric shapes in a graphical modelling program
Download this teaching pack including a lesson plan, classroom activities and an interactive presentation to teach the children to explore and demonstrate different ways of adjusting geometric shapes in a graphical modelling program
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