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SS3 Second Term Wood Work Lesson Note and Scheme of Work

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SS3 Second Term Wood Work Lesson Note and Scheme of Work

 

Wood Work Lesson Note and Scheme of Work for SS3 Second Term

 

Week 1: Introduction to Advanced Woodworking Techniques

 

Lesson Note: Introducing students to advanced woodworking techniques such as steam bending, laminating, and compound joinery.

Activities: Demonstrate the process of steam bending wood to create curved shapes. Discuss the principles of laminating and guide students in creating laminated wood panels. Introduce compound joinery techniques and their applications in furniture making.

Week 2: Wood Restoration and Repair

 

Lesson Note: Teaching students methods for restoring and repairing damaged wood pieces.

Activities: Show examples of common wood damages such as scratches, dents, and cracks. Demonstrate techniques for repairing and restoring wood surfaces using fillers, adhesives, and refinishing methods. Encourage students to practice repairing small wood pieces provided in class.

Week 3: Advanced Wood Carving

 

Lesson Note: Building on previous wood carving lessons, delve deeper into advanced carving techniques and styles.

Activities: Demonstrate intricate carving techniques such as relief carving, chip carving, and piercing. Provide guidance as students work on more complex carving projects, focusing on detail and precision.

Week 4: Cabinetry and Case Construction

 

Lesson Note: Introducing students to the principles of cabinetry and case construction for building furniture and storage units.

Activities: Discuss the components of cabinets and cases, including carcasses, doors, drawers, and hardware. Assign a project where students design and construct a small cabinet or case using the skills they have learned.

Week 5: Wood Finishing Techniques II

 

Lesson Note: Continuing the exploration of wood finishing techniques with a focus on advanced finishes and special effects.

Activities: Demonstrate techniques such as distressing, antiquing, and faux finishes to achieve unique aesthetic effects on wood surfaces. Provide examples and encourage students to experiment with different finishes on sample wood pieces.

Week 6: Woodworking Business and Entrepreneurship

 

Lesson Note: Introducing students to the business side of woodworking, including entrepreneurship opportunities and marketing strategies.

Activities: Discuss different woodworking business models such as custom furniture making, woodworking workshops, and online sales. Assign a project where students develop a business plan for a woodworking venture, considering aspects such as target market, pricing, and promotion.

Week 7: Woodworking Technology and Innovation

 

Lesson Note: Exploring advancements in woodworking technology and innovative techniques.

Activities: Discuss modern woodworking tools and equipment such as CNC machines, laser cutters, and 3D printers. Show examples of innovative woodworking projects and encourage students to think creatively about incorporating technology into their own woodworking practices.

Week 8: Environmental Sustainability in Woodworking

 

Lesson Note: Discussing the importance of sustainable practices in woodworking and wood sourcing.

Activities: Explore topics such as responsible forest management, timber certification programs, and alternative materials for woodworking. Assign a research project where students investigate sustainable woodworking practices and propose ways to minimize environmental impact in their woodworking projects.

Week 9: Specialized Woodworking Skills

 

Lesson Note: Introducing students to specialized woodworking skills such as marquetry, intarsia, and turning segmented wood.

Activities: Provide demonstrations and hands-on practice sessions for each specialized skill. Encourage students to explore their interests and develop proficiency in one or more specialized areas of woodworking.

Week 10: Advanced Woodworking Project

 

Lesson Note: Allowing students to work on a large-scale woodworking project of their choice, applying advanced techniques and skills learned throughout the term.

Activities: Provide guidance and support as students plan and execute their projects. Emphasize creativity, craftsmanship, and attention to detail in their work.

Week 11: Revision Week

 

Lesson Note: Reviewing key concepts and techniques covered throughout the term in preparation for the upcoming examination.

Activities: Conduct review sessions where students can ask questions and clarify doubts. Provide practice exercises and quizzes to reinforce learning.

Week 12: Examination Week

 

Lesson Note: Administering the end-of-term examination to assess students’ understanding of the course material.

Activities: Conduct written and practical examinations covering various aspects of advanced woodworking taught during the term.

Week 13: School Dismissal Week

 

Lesson Note: Wrapping up the term and providing feedback to students on their performance.

Activities: Reflect on the term’s activities and projects. Provide constructive feedback to students and encourage them to continue honing their woodworking skills beyond the classroom setting.

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