Year 6 DT - Morse Code Transmitters and WW2 Pear Crumble
Vocabulary
Morse code - an alphabet or code in which letters are represented by combinations of long and short light or sound signals.
Design - an opportunity to explore possible solutions that meet the design brief that has been set and the specification.
Make - to bring into existence by shaping or changing material, combining parts, etc.
Evaluate - designers evaluate their finished products or prototypes in order to test whether they work well and if the design can be corrected or improved.
Recipe - a recipe is an instructional text used when cooking or baking food.
Method - a method is a particular way of doing something.
I already know…
How to use the design, make and evaluate process used within DT. The importance of a healthy and varied diet with a basic understanding of where food comes from.
By the end of this unit, I will have…
The skills I will develop include...
Designing an effective brief for my morse code transmitter drawing on previous models, making and evaluating my own morse code transmitter. Refining a WW2 recipe discussing which foods were available and why. Safely using a range of cooking equipment when following a recipe.