SS2 Third Term Wood Work Lesson Note and Scheme of Work
SS2 Third Term Woodwork Lesson Note and Scheme of Work
Week 1: Advanced Woodworking Techniques
Introduction to advanced woodworking techniques such as steam bending, lamination, and sculpting.
Demonstration and practice sessions on implementing advanced techniques to manipulate wood.
Discussion on the creative possibilities and structural considerations of advanced woodworking techniques.
Week 2: Woodworking Technology and Innovation
Exploration of emerging technologies in woodworking, including CNC machining and 3D printing.
Hands-on experience with digital design software and computer-controlled woodworking equipment.
Discussion on the impact of technology and innovation on the future of woodworking.
Week 3: Sustainable Woodworking Practices
Discussion on the importance of sustainability in woodworking, including responsible wood sourcing and waste reduction.
Practical sessions on using reclaimed and recycled materials in woodworking projects.
Exploration of eco-friendly finishing materials and techniques.
Week 4: Advanced Furniture Restoration
Introduction to advanced techniques in furniture restoration and conservation.
Hands-on practice sessions on repairing and refinishing antique and damaged furniture pieces.
Discussion on the historical and cultural significance of furniture restoration.
Week 5: Woodworking Business Management
Advanced topics in woodworking business management, including financial planning, inventory management, and customer relations.
Case studies and role-playing exercises to simulate real-world business scenarios.
Discussion on ethical considerations and social responsibility in woodworking business practices.
Week 6: Specialized Woodworking Workshops
Guest workshops or demonstrations by experts in specialized areas of woodworking, such as boatbuilding, musical instrument making, or fine woodworking.
Hands-on experience and mentorship from guest instructors.
Discussion on career opportunities and pathways in specialized woodworking fields.
Week 7: Advanced Project Design
Advanced project design principles and methodologies, including conceptualization, prototyping, and iteration.
Practical sessions on developing innovative and unique woodworking projects.
Critique and feedback sessions to refine project designs.
Week 8: Woodworking in the Digital Age
Exploration of online platforms and digital tools for woodworking enthusiasts, such as forums, blogs, and social media.
Hands-on experience with digital marketing strategies and online sales platforms for woodworking products.
Discussion on the opportunities and challenges of woodworking in the digital age.
Week 9: Collaborative Woodworking Projects
Collaboration with other students or external partners on interdisciplinary woodworking projects.
Teamwork and communication exercises to facilitate collaboration.
Presentation of collaborative projects to the class or a wider audience.
Week 10: Project Execution and Presentation
Finalization and execution of individual or group woodworking projects initiated in previous terms.
Preparation of project presentations or exhibitions showcasing completed works.
Reflection on the creative process and lessons learned from project execution.
Week 11: Revision Week
Review of key concepts and techniques covered throughout the third term.
Practice sessions on advanced tasks and projects.
Clarification of doubts and questions from students.
Week 12: Examination Week
Conducting written and practical examinations to assess students’ mastery of advanced woodworking concepts and skills.
Evaluation of individual projects completed during the term.
Week 13: School Dismissal Week
Conclusion of the academic year with a celebration of students’ achievements in woodworking.
Farewell and best wishes for students transitioning to further studies or careers in woodworking.
Announcement of any summer workshops, internships, or apprenticeships related to woodworking.
This third term lesson note and scheme of work aims to challenge and inspire students to push the boundaries of their woodworking skills and knowledge, preparing them for success in both traditional and contemporary woodworking practices.
