Logos and Identification Lesson One P Bridge Lesson

Logos and Identification Lesson One P. Bridge

Lesson Objectives Pupils should : • Understand the project design brief • Be able to use a pencil, ruler and stencil

Starter Activity Class Discussion • What tools/ equipment/ materials would you expect to use in this area? • What did you do at primary school in Design and Technology?

Introducing this Unit • The cover that you have been given for your Design & Technology folder is plain and unattractive. You will be putting your name and group number onto the front, but it would be better to follow the example of many companies and manufacturers by creating an individually designed logo.

Design Brief • Your design brief is to design a logo for the front cover of your Design & Technology folder. The logo should include equipment used in DT to help reflect the subject. • The following slides include some examples of previous pupils’ work which may give you some ideas.

Previous Pupils’ Logos

Today’s Activities • Complete the measuring exercise on page 5 of the Logo Workbook. This will increase your skills of measuring, spacing and understanding parallel lines. • Add your name, group and “Design & Technology” to your folder. • The following slide shows you how to lay this out:

Front Cover 40 mm Tom Brown – 7 A Design and 40 mm 20 mm Technology

Homework Activity • Collect examples of logos in the following categories: sportswear, car manufacturers, large companies, and foods. • The following slides will give you some ideas of logos you may wish to include.

Sportswear Logos

Car Logos

Large Company Logos

Food & Drink Logos

Plenary Activity • What have you learnt in today’s lesson? • Remind yourself of the lesson objectives and see if you have achieved them.