Egyptian Workshops
Architecture Workshops
The workshop starts with pupils watching the animateur build a pyramid using simple materials and techniques. They engage the children by interaction, getting them to assist in the building process.Key elements; DT, listening, cooperation and teamwork, problem solving, 2d &3d shapes.
Working in a pairs or small groups, pupils replicate the pyramid making, using simple 2d and 3d shapes to build triangular based pyramids (terahedron). These simple modular forms are connected together in small groups, to form larger structures, which in turn are connected together, culminating is one huge tetrahedron 4m high that the whole class can get inside.
Where we travel to
We can visit your school in: East Midlands, West Midlands, London & South East, East of England, South West, North East, North West, Yorkshire, Wales
Which curriculum topics do we cater for?
Egyptians
Pyramids and Tombs
Pupils make small Pyramids individually, which are joined together in groups of five. these in turn are connected to make a larger pyramid. This is practise for the building of the finale huge Pyramid 4m high. Inbetween pupils take part in "moving the stone" a bit of drama where the class teacher usually plays the part of a piece of sandstone while they are rolled accross the floor on a sledge over rollers.
Citizenship
>Maths
>What size groups do we cater for?
2 x 120 or 3 x 90 minutes workshops in one day with 45 / 30 pupils respectivley
Groups with Special Educational Needs & Disabilities (SEND)
Yes We certainly can. Please use the form below to let us know your group's specific SEN requirements and we will get back to you with more information on how we can tailor our learning experience for your children.
Yes Please let us know more about your group and we will get back to you with more details about the suitability of what we offer.
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Who are Architecture Workshops?
Designed to stimulate imaginations and excite children and teachers alike, these workshops focus on simple ideas to great effect. Using numbers, counting, shapes and space pupil's work together to build simple modular forms. The ideas found in this workshop are developed throughout our repertoire of workshops, from KS 1 & 2 right up to KS 3,4 & 5. 
Architecture Workshops
How science, maths and art skills can be developed through team work, problem solving and imagination
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