a rod that holds a wheel in place and allows it to turn

the framework of a vehicle that supports the body and engine

the part where the axle goes through to hold it in place but still allow it to rotate

Design specification for wheeled vehicles

Design and technology

Wheels and axles in vehicles

Card properties and uses

Card construction techniques

Adding wheels to a vehicle

Designing a vehicle

Finishing a vehicle

Test a vehicle

This unit develops pupils' knowledge of wheels and axles. The characteristics of woods will be introduced. Pupils will analyse different vehicles and their structure to design and make their own vehicle.

Wheels and axles: vehicles

Physical activity and equipment requiring safe use

Use of equipment that may require supervision for safety, e.g. scissors in KS1, needles, paint, knives, cooking.

The axle holder attaches the axle to the __________ but still allows the axle to rotate.

What does a design specification describe?

to take apart and to see how it goes together

What is the bottom of the vehicle called?

On a car, which  two parts allow the car to roll?

True or false? Wheels move in a rotary motion.

Which of the following have wheels and axles?

Design specification for wheeled vehicles

Lesson outcome

Content guidance