LESSONS
AND CURRICULUM EXAMPLES
Architects Chair WebQuest Sit in the chair
and design a house from top to bottom. Source: Paul Bowman
Architects in Action - Scale and Ratio Lesson
Some of the mathematics required for the trade are studied in this
lesson. Source: Discovery
Architectural Visualization A preliminary unit of study
for architecture for high school students. Source: Michigan
State University
Architecture Lessons Elementary lessons to encourage understanding
shape and form in relationship to architecture. Source: Kinderart
Building a House Students are sent to an
Internet site
that asks questions about how to build a house given certain dimensions.
The students need to have an understanding of perimeter and area.
They must also have knowledge in basic operations with decimals.
Source: Montgomery County
Building Mathematics Lesson Plan Students
will gain understanding of common units of measurement and how they
relate to the building trade. Source: Beverley
Croskery
Cabinet Installation Lesson Plan Complete
diagrams to build a cabinet. Source: Alan Blanchard
Castle Builder Web Quest in which
the student is a Medieval Castle Builder living in Wales
in the year 107 and is hired by the Norman
Baron William de Clare to build him a fantastic castle in Aberystwyth,
Wales. Source: CA. SCORE
Construction Technology Integrated Lessons
Several lessons to support construction curriculum. Source:
Penn State University
Future Engineers and Builders Identifies several unique
community architectural and construction projects involving middle
schoolers. Source: NBM
History
of Architecture Some good starting point for the study of architecture.
Source: Princeton Online
Let's Go Home - Remodeling with Paint and Carpet/Math Lesson
A NCTM math lesson on figuring the amount of paint and carpet needed
for a job. Source: NCTM
Make
a Storage Chest A step-by-step guide to designing
and building a piece of furniture. Source: Amateur Woodworker
Native Access to Engineering: Construction Online
interactive learning module on
construction.
Construction is about how to put things together in a logical and
complete way. In engineering terms, construction is a field in civil
engineering that has to do with the planning, designing and building
of structures (homes, hospitals, bridges, airports etc.) and infrastructure.
Source: Concordia University, Quebec
Structures - Cool Activities Several interesting
games and activities to learn more about building design. Source:
OMSI
Tile Installation Lesson Plan
After designing a floor plan, students will lay the tile. Source:
Alan Blanchard
Toothpick Construction Activity Fun activity
to get the creativity and imagination going! Source: NCS Pearson

Wall Assembly Lesson Plan Students
will gain insight into the planning and layout processes used in
the construction industry, such as designing, print reading, and
measuring. Source: Ken Manning
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