SS1 First Term Dyeing and Bleaching Lesson Note and Scheme of Work
Week 1-2: Introduction to Dyeing and Bleaching
Lesson Note: Introduce students to the principles of dyeing and bleaching.
Activities: Show examples of dyed and bleached fabrics, discuss safety measures, and demonstrate basic dyeing techniques.
Week 3-4: Types of Dyeing
Lesson Note: Explore various dyeing methods such as direct, discharge, resist, and tie-dye.
Activities: Hands-on practice of each dyeing technique, class discussions on their applications.
Week 5-6: Understanding Fabric Properties
Lesson Note: Examine how different fabrics respond to dyeing and bleaching.
Activities: Conduct fabric tests, analyze results, and discuss the impact of fabric composition on dyeing.
Week 7-8: Bleaching Techniques
Lesson Note: Dive into bleaching processes, including chemical and natural methods.
Activities: Demonstrate bleaching techniques, discuss safety precautions, and analyze the effects on various fabrics.
Week 9-10: Advanced Dyeing Techniques
Lesson Note: Explore advanced dyeing methods like ombre, shibori, and marbling.
Activities: Hands-on projects for students to experiment with advanced dyeing techniques, encourage creativity.
Week 11: Revision Week
Lesson Note: Review key concepts, techniques, and safety measures.
Activities: Conduct a comprehensive revision session, answer questions, and provide additional practice.
Week 12: Examination Week
Lesson Note: Administer a comprehensive exam covering theory and practical aspects.
Activities: Conduct written and practical exams to assess students’ understanding and skills.
Week 13: School Dismissal Week
Lesson Note: Wrap up the course, recap major highlights, and provide feedback.
Activities: Reflect on the learning journey, discuss real-world applications of dyeing and bleaching, and celebrate students’ achievements.
This structured lesson plan aims to progressively build students’ knowledge and skills in dyeing and bleaching, incorporating hands-on activities for a practical understanding of the subject. The revision and examination weeks allow for assessment and reinforcement of learned concepts.
