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Design & Technology
1 Gears Demonstration
1 Gears Demonstration Board 2 Axle Examples
Board
This demonstration board introduces
children to 3 common types of gearing.
It is ideal for comparing the movement
with the other mechanism boards.
GEAR-DEMO
2 Axle Examples
Ready made chassis to show a range of
methods to attach wheels and axles. Suitable
for Unit 2A Vehicles.
TAXLE
3 Pulleys Demonstration
Board
Ideal for using in an investigation task and
for preparation in the focused practical
3 Pulleys Demonstration Board
tasks for the QCA scheme for units 2C
Winding up, 6C Fairground and 6D
Controllable Vehicles. Size 53 x 27 cm
approx.
PUL-DEMO
4 Levers Demonstration
Board
This is an excellent resource to clearly
demonstrate different levers. Use in front
of class or as a tabletop resource when
investigating levers. Ideal to use with the
QCA scheme units 1A Moving Pictures and
unit 4B story books. Size 58 x 38 cm
approx.
LEV-DEMO
4 Levers Demonstration Board
5 Cams Demonstration
Board
This product clearly demonstrates how
different cams work. The materials used are
the same as the children use in their Design
and Make Assignments thus ensuring easy
transmission to their own products. Ideal
for investigation and preparation for the
focused practical task in the QCA unit of
work 5C Moving Toys Size 46 x 38 cm
approx.
CAM-DEMO
6 Move It Pack
An introduction to pneumatics and
hydraulics for the Primary School Teacher,
using balloons and syringes. The
accompanying booklet shows basic
techniques to make models move. Contents:
20 x 20 ml Syringes, 20 x 10 ml Syringes, 10
x 5 ml Syringes, 10 x Tee Connectors, 10 x
5 Cams Demonstration Board 6 Move It Pack
Straight Connectors,
1 x Balloon Pump, 100 x Round Balloons,
1 m x 0.8 cm PVC Tubing 10 m x 0.6 cm
PVC Tubing, 1 x Move It Booklet.
TMOVPACK
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