In this lesson students will be taught how to model a small keyring that can be used as a smart phone stand. The lesson is designed so the modelling can be done in under 30 minutes and is a quick and easy design for the teacher to print off. Each one should take approximately 20 – 30 minutes to print, allowing for a quick turn around for the following weeks lesson.
The lesson encourages students to measure their smart phones during the designing process to ensue that they model the gap to hold their phone upright, to the right measurements. Included in the lesson is instructions on how to fillet corners and also how to use the text feature and the scribble feature, allowing students to personalise their designs.
Included in the lesson is example STL files for you to print of and show students examples of what a successful design should look like. Also there is a lesson task worksheet that can be completed by learners alongside the modelling task and also a homework task as well.
Either buy a copy of the files or subscribe to our teacher portal to access the lessons. No planning is needed, just print off the resources and the deliver to the class. The teaching powerpoint details the step by step instructions of how to create the model and compliments the lesson task worksheet that students have to work through.
