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Extra Skills Drawing skills…..giving a hand

This article explores the transformative impact of drawing skills on children's approach to Design and Technology (D&T). Many children experience frustration when their drawn designs don't match their mental images. However, engaging in drawing activities, such as using isometric paper and single-point perspective techniques, fosters greater confidence. Through testimonials from Year 5 students who participated in drawing sessions, we see them express newfound abilities and a positive change in how they perceive their artistic skills. Witness their growth as they say, "I feel like I can draw now!"

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Extra Skills Drawing skills…..giving a hand

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  1. Extra SkillsDrawing skills…..giving a hand • Frustration in what they create as a drawn design because it is not what they visualise in their head…. • Children with less drawing confidence approach D&T design in a more positive way after doing design activities….. • Isometric paper • Single point perspective

  2. Drawings skills in action! • Year 5 design moving toys

  3. Children’s comments about the drawing skills sessions we did….. “I feel like I can draw now and my pictures look like real 3D.” “This is brilliant, I can draw like it looks now.” “You can do your name and everything like this and it looks really solid and like you can pick it up”

  4. Ellie’s improved design! Before the drawing session After the session

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