a thin material made from tree fibers, used for writing, printing and packaging

sheets made from layers of paper or paper pulp, used for packaging, printing and prototyping

the process of creating a representation of design

the basic shape or size a material is supplied in

Paper and boards properties, sources and stock forms

Design and technology

3D Modelling in Tinkercad

Modelling and assembling complex shapes in Tinkercad

Movement with mechanisms

Model a moving part in Tinkercad

Design and simulate in Tinkercad

CAD to CAM in Tinkercad

CAM, automation and laser cutting

Pupils will model with paper and boards and learn about sources and stock forms.  They will develop 3D computer-aided design knowledge and skills, applying this by designing and simulating mechanical systems using TinkerCAD.

Prototypes with mechanisms: robotics and automation

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.

a flat, rectangular piece of paper or board cut to a standard size

a continuous length of paper or board wound around a core

Match the paper and boards stock form to the correct definition.

The name given to the middle layer of a piece of corrugated cardboard is the {{}} layer.

Put the tree to paper making process in order.

What paper and boards material is highly suitable for modelling ideas?

What type of paper is shown in the image?

Corrugated cardboard is often used for ...

Why does corrugated cardboard have a fluted layer in the middle?

To make paper and boards, {{}} are processed into timber chips, then chemicals and water are added.

Which of these tools is used to measure accurately?

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.

Paper and boards properties, sources and stock forms

Lesson outcome

Content guidance

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.