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Tomorrow’s Teacher: KS1 and KS2 Lesson Pack A cross-curricular lesson focussing on what sort of teacher you will need in the future. KS1 Curriculum links include: History 2. Knowledge and understanding of events, people and changes in the past b identify differences between ways of life at different times. English 1. Speaking a speak with clear diction and appropriate intonation d focus on the main point(s) e include relevant detail 3. Group discussion and interaction a take turns in speaking b relate their contributions to what has gone on before d extend their ideas in the light of discussion ICT 1. Finding things out a Gather information from a variety of sources [for example, people, books, databases, CD-ROMs, videos and TV] b Enter and store information in a variety of forms [for example, storing information in a prepared database, saving work] c Retrieve information that has been stored [for example, usinga CD-ROM, loading saved work]. 2. Developing ideas and making things happen a To use text, tables, images and sound to develop their ideas b To try things out and explore what happens in real and imaginary situations 3. Exchanging and sharing information a How to share their ideas by presenting information in a variety of forms [for example, text, images, tables, sounds] b To present their completed work effectively [for example, for public display]. KS2 Curriculum links include: English 1. Speaking c choose material that is relevant to the topic and to the listeners 2. Listening e respond to others appropriately, taking into account what they say. 3. Group discussion and interaction a make contributions relevant to the topic and take turns in discussion ICT 2. Developing ideas and making things happen a how to develop and refine ideas by bringing together, organising and reorganising text, tables, images and sound as appropriate [for example, desktop publishing, multimedia presentations] 3. Exchanging and sharing information b to be sensitive to the needs of the audience and think carefully about the content and quality when communicating information [for example, work for presentation to other pupils, writing for parents, publishing on the internet]. 4. Reviewing, modifying and evaluating work as it progresses a review what they and others have done to help them develop their ideas History 2. Knowledge and understanding of events, people and changes in the past a about characteristic features of the periods and societies studied, including the ideas, beliefs, attitudes and experiences of men, women and children in the past Rationale Tomorrow’s Teacher aims to encourage and enable teachers and school children to imagine the future. Resourcing and incentivising them to explore how changes in technology, society, and the environment will impact on what the next generation will need from education and how this could be delivered. This Lesson Pack is designed to help you teach a lesson or series of lessons based around this theme. The ideas lead towards an entry into the Tomorrow’s Teacher competition for your class. The competition asks teachers to submit digital samples of the best of their class-work (for example, essays, drawings and videos). Six winning classes, three from primary and three from secondary will be selected by a panel of judges. The winners will all receive valuable prizes for school use, and the two overall winners (one primary and one secondary) will also be given the opportunity to be filmed by Teachers TV for a special Tomorrow’s Teacher programme. For more information go to www.teachers.tv/tomorrow. To help enrich the lesson, Teachers TV has put together Activity Starters: Teaching Past, Present and Future; a collection of short video clips that can be downloaded or streamed during this lesson. There are clips of historical teaching (Victorian, 1950’s), present teaching (teachers in action - showing different activities such as teaching from the front, questioning, classroom management, etc.) and some future technologies. You can view Activity Starters: Teaching Past, Present and Future at www.teachers.tv/tomorrow.
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Tomorrow’s Teacher: KS1 and KS2 Lesson Pack A cross-curricular lesson focussing on what sort of teacher you will need in the future.

KS1 Curriculum links include:History2. Knowledgeandunderstandingofevents,peopleand

changesinthepastb identifydifferencesbetweenwaysoflifeatdifferenttimes.

English

1. Speakinga speakwithcleardictionandappropriateintonation

d focusonthemainpoint(s)

e includerelevantdetail

3.Groupdiscussionandinteractiona taketurnsinspeaking

b relatetheircontributionstowhathasgoneonbefore

d extendtheirideasinthelightofdiscussion

ICT

1. Findingthingsouta Gatherinformationfromavarietyofsources

[forexample,people,books,databases,CD-ROMs,videos

andTV]

b Enterandstoreinformationinavarietyofforms

[forexample,storinginformationinaprepareddatabase,

savingwork]

c Retrieveinformationthathasbeenstored[forexample,

usingaCD-ROM,loadingsavedwork].

2.Developingideasandmakingthingshappena Tousetext,tables,imagesandsoundtodeveloptheirideas

b Totrythingsoutandexplorewhathappensinrealand

imaginarysituations

3.Exchangingandsharinginformationa Howtosharetheirideasbypresentinginformation

inavarietyofforms[forexample,text,images,

tables,sounds]

b Topresenttheircompletedworkeffectively

[forexample,forpublicdisplay].

KS2 Curriculum links include:English

1. Speakingc choosematerialthatisrelevanttothetopicandtothe

listeners

2. Listeninge respondtoothersappropriately,takingintoaccountwhat

theysay.

3.Groupdiscussionandinteractiona makecontributionsrelevanttothetopicandtaketurns

indiscussion

ICT

2.Developingideasandmakingthingshappena howtodevelopandrefineideasbybringingtogether,

organisingandreorganisingtext,tables,imagesand

soundasappropriate[forexample,desktoppublishing,

multimediapresentations]

3.Exchangingandsharinginformationb tobesensitivetotheneedsoftheaudienceand

thinkcarefullyaboutthecontentandqualitywhen

communicatinginformation[forexample,workfor

presentationtootherpupils,writingforparents,publishing

ontheinternet].

4.Reviewing,modifyingandevaluatingworkasitprogressesa reviewwhattheyandothershavedonetohelpthem

developtheirideas

History

2. Knowledgeandunderstandingofevents,peopleandchangesinthepast

a aboutcharacteristicfeaturesoftheperiodsandsocieties

studied,includingtheideas,beliefs,attitudesand

experiencesofmen,womenandchildreninthepast

RationaleTomorrow’s Teacher aimstoencourageandenableteachers

andschoolchildrentoimaginethefuture.Resourcingand

incentivisingthemtoexplorehowchangesintechnology,

society,andtheenvironmentwillimpactonwhatthenext

generationwillneedfromeducationandhowthiscouldbe

delivered.ThisLessonPackisdesignedtohelpyouteach

alessonorseriesoflessonsbasedaroundthistheme.The

ideasleadtowardsanentryintotheTomorrow’sTeacher

competitionforyourclass.

Thecompetitionasksteacherstosubmitdigitalsamplesof

thebestoftheirclass-work(forexample,essays,drawingsand

videos).Sixwinningclasses,threefromprimaryandthreefrom

secondarywillbeselectedbyapanelofjudges.Thewinners

willallreceivevaluableprizesforschooluse,andthetwo

overallwinners(oneprimaryandonesecondary)willalsobe

giventheopportunitytobefilmedbyTeachersTVforaspecial

Tomorrow’sTeacherprogramme.Formoreinformationgoto

www.teachers.tv/tomorrow.

Tohelpenrichthelesson,TeachersTVhasputtogether

Activity Starters: Teaching Past, Present and Future;acollectionofshortvideoclipsthatcanbedownloadedorstreamedduring

thislesson.Thereareclipsofhistoricalteaching(Victorian,

1950’s),presentteaching(teachersinaction-showingdifferent

activitiessuchasteachingfromthefront,questioning,classroom

management,etc.)andsomefuturetechnologies.Youcanview

Activity Starters: Teaching Past, Present and Futureatwww.teachers.tv/tomorrow.

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Activity/taskheading Detail

Starter–howcanwepredictthefuture?

Imaginationtask:Whatwillateacherofthefuturelooklike?

Createyourteacherofthefuture

Showandtell

Extension: Follow-uplessoncouldlookatthelearningenvironmentofthefuture.

Pupilsareaskedtothinkabouthowwecomeupwithideasforthefuture.Theaimistogetthemthinkingaboutusingtheirimaginations.Expertsintheworkingworldhavetodothisallthetimewhentryingtopredictthefuture.

Explainthatintoday’slesson,theyaregoingtousetheirimaginationtothinkofwhatateacherofthefuturemightbelike.

Youcouldstartwiththeimageoftoday’steacher/teaching.TeachersTVhasputtogetheraseriesofshortvideoclipsentitledActivity Starters: Teaching Past, Present and Future.Thesecanbeviewedathttp://www.teachers.tv/tomorrowandcouldevenbeusedasanalternativestarteractivity.

Note: Withveryyoungpupils,itmaybenecessaryjusttofocusontheteacherofthefuture.

Childrenareaskedtothinkaboutwhatateacherofthefuturemightlooklike.Youmayneedtostartthemthinkingaboutwhattheteacherofthefuturewillneedtobeabletodo.(e.g.Howwilltheymoveabouttheroomquickly?Howwilltheywatchallareasoftheclassroomatthesametime?)Emphasisethattheywillbeusingtheirimaginationforthistask.

Collectallideasonawhiteboardinfrontoftheclass.

Pairedcreativetask:Childrentoworkinpairsusingpaints/collagematerials/ICT–MSPainttocreateapictureofwhattheirteacherwilllooklike.

Optional: CATLab(usingtheCreate-A-TeacherLabkit)toputyouridealfeaturesintoyourself-designedteacher!Thisshouldbeusedaprompttodeveloppupils’ownideas.

Optional:Heads/body/legsshareddiagram–workinthrees,eachpupildrawstheheadoftheirteacher,thentheypassthepaperonclockwise,thenextpersondrawsthebodyandsoonuntilthepictureiscompleted.Whatinterestingteacherdesignsdoyouendupwith?

Spendsometimelookingatthedifferentpicturesandthefeaturestheteacherswillhaveinthefuture.Sharepupils’ideas.

ThebestideasshouldbesubmittedtotheTeachersTVcompetitionathttp://www.teachers.tv/tomorrow/enter

KS1 Lesson plan

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Activity/taskheading Detail

Whatwereschoolslike100yearsago?

Understandthateducationisevolvingallthetime.

Brainstorm:Whatdoesateacherdo?

Futuristicvideo–couldthisbethefuture?

Aschoolofthefuture…yourthoughts(co-operativelearningactivity)

Creativetask:Thefutureinyourpupils’eyes.

Review/plenarytask

Extension: Thislessoncouldformpartofaseriesoflessonslookingatthehistoryofteaching,localhistory(yourschool)orhowschoolsarechanging.

Showpupilssomevideofootageofoldschooling.Backthisupwithaphotoofateacheronthewhiteboard.Addaphotoofateacheroftodayandsomefootageofatypicalmoderndaylesson.

Tohelp,TeachersTVhasputtogetheraseriesofshortvideoclipsentitled Activity Starters: Teaching Past, Present and Future.Thesecanbeviewedathttp://www.teachers.tv/tomorrow.

Explainthatschoolshavealwayschangedinthepastandwillcontinuetochangeinthefuture.Thechallengeofthislessonisforpupilstothinkaboutwhereteachingandlearningwillgonext.

Thinkingactivity–pupilsshouldspendafewmomentsthinkingaboutwhatateacheractuallydoesandthenfeedbacktheirthoughts.Ideascouldbenotedonthewhiteboard.

Showvideofootageofafutureclassroom(Activity Starters: Teaching Past, Present and Future.Thesecanbeviewedathttp://www.teachers.tv/tomorrow).Usethistostimulatethoughtsonhowlearninginthefuturemightbedifferenttotoday.

Co-operativelearningtask(e.g.Kaganactivity):Pupilstocomeupwithideasunderthefollowingheadings:Role of teacher, classroom/learning environment, technology, lessons.Theyshouldspendacoupleofminutes(maximum)oneachheadingandthenasagroup,decideonthetwobestideasundereachheadingtoputforwardtorestoftheclass.

Usetheabovetocreateaclassmindmapsimilarofwhatafutureschoolmightbelike.

Fromthemindmap,pupilsworkinpairswithintheirgroupstodrawapictureofordesignwhatateacherofthefuturemightlooklike.

Optional: CATLab(usingtheCreate-A-TeacherLabkit)toputyouridealfeaturesintoyourself-designedteacher!Thisshouldbeusedaprompttodeveloppupils’ownideas.

Optional: Heads/body/legsshareddiagram–workinthrees,eachpupildrawstheheadoftheirteacher,thentheypassthepaperonclockwise,thenextpersondrawsthebodyandsoonuntilthepictureiscompleted.Whatinterestingteacherdesignsdoyouendupwith?

Extension: Thetaskcouldbeextendedintoanotherlessonandthenpresentationsgivenbyeachgroup/paironwhatthefeaturesoftheirfuturisticteacher/classroom/schoolare.

ThebestideasshouldbedevelopedandsubmittedtotheTeachersTVcompetitionathttp://www.teachers.tv/tomorrow/enter

Arethereanycommonthemesfromthedifferentgroups?Summarisethefuturepredictionsfromtheclass.

KS2 Lesson plan

ThisLessonPackhasbeendevelopedbyMatthewToshoftheBritishScienceAssociation,whoisaformerteacherandnowcoordi-natesthe500DCSFAfter-SchoolScienceandEngineeringClubs.MatthewalsopresentsonTeachersTV.

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Create-A-Teacher Lab (CAT Lab)Your brief: Design a teacher of the future

Equipment: Create a teacher toolkit

Scissors

Lots of imagination

Problem: The future of the world is at stake! The world is changing and schools are

under threat. Teachers must adapt and be changed to meet the future of our world.

You need to help design the teacher of the future.

You will need to think about:

• What will life be like in the future?

• What will a teacher need to be able to do in the future?

To help you design your teacher, you can use the special CAT Lab modules to

begin with.

You should use these ideas to develop your own CAT Lab creations! Good luck.

You will need to report to the chief CAT Lab officer at ………. (time).

We are on the

look out for the best

CAT Lab drawings

or photos and videos

of your designs!

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Please rate how important the following characteristics are for your Tomorrow’s Teacher.

Inspirational? Strict? Friendly? Serious? Knowledgeable?

Describe your Tomorrow’s Teacher:

Create-A-Teacher Lab (CAT Lab)

How inspirational

Strictness

Friendliness

Seriousness

How knowledgeable?

Personality traits Colour in the bar and rate your Tomorrow’s Teacher traits (5 indicates the strongest trait).

Patience (0-5)

Kindness (0-5)

Listening ability (0-5)

Creativeness (0-5)0 1 2 3 4 5

Never inspires me

Relaxed with no discipline at all

Not friendly

Non stop joker

They sometimes learn things from pupils

Makes me buzz with exciting ideas!

Very strict

Best friend/close friendNot my friend, but approachable

Never laughs

Knows everything

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Create-A-Teacher Lab (CAT Lab)

12 x 7 =

Need torso outline (front and back)

Lower body options: Legs, feet, wheels (big or small), caterpillar tracks, hover-craft type device, pogo stick.

Arm options: Choose number of arms, brackets or holders

End of arms options: Normal hands, brush, laser, mirror, pen, PDA, mobile phone, pencil, lightbulb

Head options (front and back): Choice of number of heads and optional hair, choice of number of eyes, night vision glasses/eyes, x-ray eyes, cameras, mirror

glasses (so you can’t see where the teacher is looking), microphone(s), radar, built in mobile/telephone to side of head, loudspeaker (for shouting outside or at

noisy classes).

Plus various switches, dials, buttons and indicator lights that can be stuck to different parts of the body (include some moveable labels along the lines of:

volume, on/off, speed, temper, happiness.

Head

night vision and x-ray glasses

body computer switches

TEMPER

right arm

female legs

male legs hover unit wheeled platform

right robotarm

brusharms

left arm

video cameramicrophoneheadset

mobile phone headset

loudspeaker mirror glasses

Body

Arms

female legs

male legs

penarms

on

off

TEACHER

on

off

VOLUME

min

max

SPEED

min

max

HAPPINESS

min

max

hover unit wheeled platform

Female Teacher

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Create-A-Teacher Lab (CAT Lab)

12 x 7 =

Need torso outline (front and back)

Lower body options: Legs, feet, wheels (big or small), caterpillar tracks, hover-craft type device, pogo stick.

Arm options: Choose number of arms, brackets or holders

End of arms options: Normal hands, brush, laser, mirror, pen, PDA, mobile phone, pencil, lightbulb

Head options (front and back): Choice of number of heads and optional hair, choice of number of eyes, night vision glasses/eyes, x-ray eyes, cameras, mirror

glasses (so you can’t see where the teacher is looking), microphone(s), radar, built in mobile/telephone to side of head, loudspeaker (for shouting outside or at

noisy classes).

Plus various switches, dials, buttons and indicator lights that can be stuck to different parts of the body (include some moveable labels along the lines of:

volume, on/off, speed, temper, happiness.

Head

night vision and x-ray glasses

body computer switches

TEMPER

right arm

female legs

male legs hover unit wheeled platform

right robotarm

brusharms

left arm

video cameramicrophoneheadset

mobile phone headset

loudspeaker mirror glasses

Body

Arms

female legs

male legs

penarms

on

off

TEACHER

on

off

VOLUME

min

max

SPEED

min

max

HAPPINESS

min

max

hover unit wheeled platform

Male Teacher

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Create-A-Teacher Lab (CAT Lab)Heads

Arms

12 x 7 =

Need torso outline (front and back)

Lower body options: Legs, feet, wheels (big or small), caterpillar tracks, hover-craft type device, pogo stick.

Arm options: Choose number of arms, brackets or holders

End of arms options: Normal hands, brush, laser, mirror, pen, PDA, mobile phone, pencil, lightbulb

Head options (front and back): Choice of number of heads and optional hair, choice of number of eyes, night vision glasses/eyes, x-ray eyes, cameras, mirror

glasses (so you can’t see where the teacher is looking), microphone(s), radar, built in mobile/telephone to side of head, loudspeaker (for shouting outside or at

noisy classes).

Plus various switches, dials, buttons and indicator lights that can be stuck to different parts of the body (include some moveable labels along the lines of:

volume, on/off, speed, temper, happiness.

Head

night vision and x-ray glasses

body computer switches

TEMPER

right arm

female legs

male legs hover unit wheeled platform

right robotarm

brusharms

left arm

video cameramicrophoneheadset

mobile phone headset

loudspeaker mirror glasses

Body

Arms

female legs

male legs

penarms

on

off

TEACHER

on

off

VOLUME

min

max

SPEED

min

max

HAPPINESS

min

max

hover unit wheeled platform

12 x 7 =

Need torso outline (front and back)

Lower body options: Legs, feet, wheels (big or small), caterpillar tracks, hover-craft type device, pogo stick.

Arm options: Choose number of arms, brackets or holders

End of arms options: Normal hands, brush, laser, mirror, pen, PDA, mobile phone, pencil, lightbulb

Head options (front and back): Choice of number of heads and optional hair, choice of number of eyes, night vision glasses/eyes, x-ray eyes, cameras, mirror

glasses (so you can’t see where the teacher is looking), microphone(s), radar, built in mobile/telephone to side of head, loudspeaker (for shouting outside or at

noisy classes).

Plus various switches, dials, buttons and indicator lights that can be stuck to different parts of the body (include some moveable labels along the lines of:

volume, on/off, speed, temper, happiness.

Head

night vision and x-ray glasses

body computer switches

TEMPER

right arm

female legs

male legs hover unit wheeled platform

right robotarm

brusharms

left arm

video cameramicrophoneheadset

mobile phone headset

loudspeaker mirror glasses

Body

Arms

female legs

male legs

penarms

on

off

TEACHER

on

off

VOLUME

min

max

SPEED

min

max

HAPPINESS

min

max

hover unit wheeled platform

12 x 7 =

Need torso outline (front and back)

Lower body options: Legs, feet, wheels (big or small), caterpillar tracks, hover-craft type device, pogo stick.

Arm options: Choose number of arms, brackets or holders

End of arms options: Normal hands, brush, laser, mirror, pen, PDA, mobile phone, pencil, lightbulb

Head options (front and back): Choice of number of heads and optional hair, choice of number of eyes, night vision glasses/eyes, x-ray eyes, cameras, mirror

glasses (so you can’t see where the teacher is looking), microphone(s), radar, built in mobile/telephone to side of head, loudspeaker (for shouting outside or at

noisy classes).

Plus various switches, dials, buttons and indicator lights that can be stuck to different parts of the body (include some moveable labels along the lines of:

volume, on/off, speed, temper, happiness.

Head

night vision and x-ray glasses

body computer switches

TEMPER

right arm

female legs

male legs hover unit wheeled platform

right robotarm

brusharms

left arm

video cameramicrophoneheadset

mobile phone headset

loudspeaker mirror glasses

Body

Arms

female legs

male legs

penarms

on

off

TEACHER

on

off

VOLUME

min

max

SPEED

min

max

HAPPINESS

min

max

hover unit wheeled platform

12 x 7 =

Need torso outline (front and back)

Lower body options: Legs, feet, wheels (big or small), caterpillar tracks, hover-craft type device, pogo stick.

Arm options: Choose number of arms, brackets or holders

End of arms options: Normal hands, brush, laser, mirror, pen, PDA, mobile phone, pencil, lightbulb

Head options (front and back): Choice of number of heads and optional hair, choice of number of eyes, night vision glasses/eyes, x-ray eyes, cameras, mirror

glasses (so you can’t see where the teacher is looking), microphone(s), radar, built in mobile/telephone to side of head, loudspeaker (for shouting outside or at

noisy classes).

Plus various switches, dials, buttons and indicator lights that can be stuck to different parts of the body (include some moveable labels along the lines of:

volume, on/off, speed, temper, happiness.

Head

night vision and x-ray glasses

body computer switches

TEMPER

right arm

female legs

male legs hover unit wheeled platform

right robotarm

brusharms

left arm

video cameramicrophoneheadset

mobile phone headset

loudspeaker mirror glasses

Body

Arms

female legs

male legs

penarms

on

off

TEACHER

on

off

VOLUME

min

max

SPEED

min

max

HAPPINESS

min

max

hover unit wheeled platform

12 x 7 =

Need torso outline (front and back)

Lower body options: Legs, feet, wheels (big or small), caterpillar tracks, hover-craft type device, pogo stick.

Arm options: Choose number of arms, brackets or holders

End of arms options: Normal hands, brush, laser, mirror, pen, PDA, mobile phone, pencil, lightbulb

Head options (front and back): Choice of number of heads and optional hair, choice of number of eyes, night vision glasses/eyes, x-ray eyes, cameras, mirror

glasses (so you can’t see where the teacher is looking), microphone(s), radar, built in mobile/telephone to side of head, loudspeaker (for shouting outside or at

noisy classes).

Plus various switches, dials, buttons and indicator lights that can be stuck to different parts of the body (include some moveable labels along the lines of:

volume, on/off, speed, temper, happiness.

Head

night vision and x-ray glasses

body computer switches

TEMPER

right arm

female legs

male legs hover unit wheeled platform

right robotarm

brusharms

left arm

video cameramicrophoneheadset

mobile phone headset

loudspeaker mirror glasses

Body

Arms

female legs

male legs

penarms

on

off

TEACHER

on

off

VOLUME

min

max

SPEED

min

max

HAPPINESS

min

max

hover unit wheeled platform

Right Arm Left Arm Robot Right Arm

Brush ArmsPen Arms

12 x 7 =

Need torso outline (front and back)

Lower body options: Legs, feet, wheels (big or small), caterpillar tracks, hover-craft type device, pogo stick.

Arm options: Choose number of arms, brackets or holders

End of arms options: Normal hands, brush, laser, mirror, pen, PDA, mobile phone, pencil, lightbulb

Head options (front and back): Choice of number of heads and optional hair, choice of number of eyes, night vision glasses/eyes, x-ray eyes, cameras, mirror

glasses (so you can’t see where the teacher is looking), microphone(s), radar, built in mobile/telephone to side of head, loudspeaker (for shouting outside or at

noisy classes).

Plus various switches, dials, buttons and indicator lights that can be stuck to different parts of the body (include some moveable labels along the lines of:

volume, on/off, speed, temper, happiness.

Head

night vision and x-ray glasses

body computer switches

TEMPER

right arm

female legs

male legs hover unit wheeled platform

right robotarm

brusharms

left arm

video cameramicrophoneheadset

mobile phone headset

loudspeaker mirror glasses

Body

Arms

female legs

male legs

penarms

on

off

TEACHER

on

off

VOLUME

min

max

SPEED

min

max

HAPPINESS

min

max

hover unit wheeled platform

12 x 7 =

Need torso outline (front and back)

Lower body options: Legs, feet, wheels (big or small), caterpillar tracks, hover-craft type device, pogo stick.

Arm options: Choose number of arms, brackets or holders

End of arms options: Normal hands, brush, laser, mirror, pen, PDA, mobile phone, pencil, lightbulb

Head options (front and back): Choice of number of heads and optional hair, choice of number of eyes, night vision glasses/eyes, x-ray eyes, cameras, mirror

glasses (so you can’t see where the teacher is looking), microphone(s), radar, built in mobile/telephone to side of head, loudspeaker (for shouting outside or at

noisy classes).

Plus various switches, dials, buttons and indicator lights that can be stuck to different parts of the body (include some moveable labels along the lines of:

volume, on/off, speed, temper, happiness.

Head

night vision and x-ray glasses

body computer switches

TEMPER

right arm

female legs

male legs hover unit wheeled platform

right robotarm

brusharms

left arm

video cameramicrophoneheadset

mobile phone headset

loudspeaker mirror glasses

Body

Arms

female legs

male legs

penarms

on

off

TEACHER

on

off

VOLUME

min

max

SPEED

min

max

HAPPINESS

min

max

hover unit wheeled platform

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Create-A-Teacher Lab (CAT Lab)Legs

12 x 7 =

Need torso outline (front and back)

Lower body options: Legs, feet, wheels (big or small), caterpillar tracks, hover-craft type device, pogo stick.

Arm options: Choose number of arms, brackets or holders

End of arms options: Normal hands, brush, laser, mirror, pen, PDA, mobile phone, pencil, lightbulb

Head options (front and back): Choice of number of heads and optional hair, choice of number of eyes, night vision glasses/eyes, x-ray eyes, cameras, mirror

glasses (so you can’t see where the teacher is looking), microphone(s), radar, built in mobile/telephone to side of head, loudspeaker (for shouting outside or at

noisy classes).

Plus various switches, dials, buttons and indicator lights that can be stuck to different parts of the body (include some moveable labels along the lines of:

volume, on/off, speed, temper, happiness.

Head

night vision and x-ray glasses

body computer switches

TEMPER

right arm

female legs

male legs hover unit wheeled platform

right robotarm

brusharms

left arm

video cameramicrophoneheadset

mobile phone headset

loudspeaker mirror glasses

Body

Arms

female legs

male legs

penarms

on

off

TEACHER

on

off

VOLUME

min

max

SPEED

min

max

HAPPINESS

min

max

hover unit wheeled platform

12 x 7 =

Need torso outline (front and back)

Lower body options: Legs, feet, wheels (big or small), caterpillar tracks, hover-craft type device, pogo stick.

Arm options: Choose number of arms, brackets or holders

End of arms options: Normal hands, brush, laser, mirror, pen, PDA, mobile phone, pencil, lightbulb

Head options (front and back): Choice of number of heads and optional hair, choice of number of eyes, night vision glasses/eyes, x-ray eyes, cameras, mirror

glasses (so you can’t see where the teacher is looking), microphone(s), radar, built in mobile/telephone to side of head, loudspeaker (for shouting outside or at

noisy classes).

Plus various switches, dials, buttons and indicator lights that can be stuck to different parts of the body (include some moveable labels along the lines of:

volume, on/off, speed, temper, happiness.

Head

night vision and x-ray glasses

body computer switches

TEMPER

right arm

female legs

male legs hover unit wheeled platform

right robotarm

brusharms

left arm

video cameramicrophoneheadset

mobile phone headset

loudspeaker mirror glasses

Body

Arms

female legs

male legs

penarms

on

off

TEACHER

on

off

VOLUME

min

max

SPEED

min

max

HAPPINESS

min

max

hover unit wheeled platform

12 x 7 =

Need torso outline (front and back)

Lower body options: Legs, feet, wheels (big or small), caterpillar tracks, hover-craft type device, pogo stick.

Arm options: Choose number of arms, brackets or holders

End of arms options: Normal hands, brush, laser, mirror, pen, PDA, mobile phone, pencil, lightbulb

Head options (front and back): Choice of number of heads and optional hair, choice of number of eyes, night vision glasses/eyes, x-ray eyes, cameras, mirror

glasses (so you can’t see where the teacher is looking), microphone(s), radar, built in mobile/telephone to side of head, loudspeaker (for shouting outside or at

noisy classes).

Plus various switches, dials, buttons and indicator lights that can be stuck to different parts of the body (include some moveable labels along the lines of:

volume, on/off, speed, temper, happiness.

Head

night vision and x-ray glasses

body computer switches

TEMPER

right arm

female legs

male legs hover unit wheeled platform

right robotarm

brusharms

left arm

video cameramicrophoneheadset

mobile phone headset

loudspeaker mirror glasses

Body

Arms

female legs

male legs

penarms

on

off

TEACHER

on

off

VOLUME

min

max

SPEED

min

max

HAPPINESS

min

max

hover unit wheeled platform

12 x 7 =

Need torso outline (front and back)

Lower body options: Legs, feet, wheels (big or small), caterpillar tracks, hover-craft type device, pogo stick.

Arm options: Choose number of arms, brackets or holders

End of arms options: Normal hands, brush, laser, mirror, pen, PDA, mobile phone, pencil, lightbulb

Head options (front and back): Choice of number of heads and optional hair, choice of number of eyes, night vision glasses/eyes, x-ray eyes, cameras, mirror

glasses (so you can’t see where the teacher is looking), microphone(s), radar, built in mobile/telephone to side of head, loudspeaker (for shouting outside or at

noisy classes).

Plus various switches, dials, buttons and indicator lights that can be stuck to different parts of the body (include some moveable labels along the lines of:

volume, on/off, speed, temper, happiness.

Head

night vision and x-ray glasses

body computer switches

TEMPER

right arm

female legs

male legs hover unit wheeled platform

right robotarm

brusharms

left arm

video cameramicrophoneheadset

mobile phone headset

loudspeaker mirror glasses

Body

Arms

female legs

male legs

penarms

on

off

TEACHER

on

off

VOLUME

min

max

SPEED

min

max

HAPPINESS

min

max

hover unit wheeled platform

Female Legs Male Legs

Hover unitWheeled platform

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Create-A-Teacher Lab (CAT Lab)Headwear

Body 12 x 7 =

Need torso outline (front and back)

Lower body options: Legs, feet, wheels (big or small), caterpillar tracks, hover-craft type device, pogo stick.

Arm options: Choose number of arms, brackets or holders

End of arms options: Normal hands, brush, laser, mirror, pen, PDA, mobile phone, pencil, lightbulb

Head options (front and back): Choice of number of heads and optional hair, choice of number of eyes, night vision glasses/eyes, x-ray eyes, cameras, mirror

glasses (so you can’t see where the teacher is looking), microphone(s), radar, built in mobile/telephone to side of head, loudspeaker (for shouting outside or at

noisy classes).

Plus various switches, dials, buttons and indicator lights that can be stuck to different parts of the body (include some moveable labels along the lines of:

volume, on/off, speed, temper, happiness.

Head

night vision and x-ray glasses

body computer switches

TEMPER

right arm

female legs

male legs hover unit wheeled platform

right robotarm

brusharms

left arm

video cameramicrophoneheadset

mobile phone headset

loudspeaker mirror glasses

Body

Arms

female legs

male legs

penarms

on

off

TEACHER

on

off

VOLUME

min

max

SPEED

min

max

HAPPINESS

min

max

hover unit wheeled platform

12 x 7 =

Need torso outline (front and back)

Lower body options: Legs, feet, wheels (big or small), caterpillar tracks, hover-craft type device, pogo stick.

Arm options: Choose number of arms, brackets or holders

End of arms options: Normal hands, brush, laser, mirror, pen, PDA, mobile phone, pencil, lightbulb

Head options (front and back): Choice of number of heads and optional hair, choice of number of eyes, night vision glasses/eyes, x-ray eyes, cameras, mirror

glasses (so you can’t see where the teacher is looking), microphone(s), radar, built in mobile/telephone to side of head, loudspeaker (for shouting outside or at

noisy classes).

Plus various switches, dials, buttons and indicator lights that can be stuck to different parts of the body (include some moveable labels along the lines of:

volume, on/off, speed, temper, happiness.

Head

night vision and x-ray glasses

body computer switches

TEMPER

right arm

female legs

male legs hover unit wheeled platform

right robotarm

brusharms

left arm

video cameramicrophoneheadset

mobile phone headset

loudspeaker mirror glasses

Body

Arms

female legs

male legs

penarms

on

off

TEACHER

on

off

VOLUME

min

max

SPEED

min

max

HAPPINESS

min

max

hover unit wheeled platform

12 x 7 =

Need torso outline (front and back)

Lower body options: Legs, feet, wheels (big or small), caterpillar tracks, hover-craft type device, pogo stick.

Arm options: Choose number of arms, brackets or holders

End of arms options: Normal hands, brush, laser, mirror, pen, PDA, mobile phone, pencil, lightbulb

Head options (front and back): Choice of number of heads and optional hair, choice of number of eyes, night vision glasses/eyes, x-ray eyes, cameras, mirror

glasses (so you can’t see where the teacher is looking), microphone(s), radar, built in mobile/telephone to side of head, loudspeaker (for shouting outside or at

noisy classes).

Plus various switches, dials, buttons and indicator lights that can be stuck to different parts of the body (include some moveable labels along the lines of:

volume, on/off, speed, temper, happiness.

Head

night vision and x-ray glasses

body computer switches

TEMPER

right arm

female legs

male legs hover unit wheeled platform

right robotarm

brusharms

left arm

video cameramicrophoneheadset

mobile phone headset

loudspeaker mirror glasses

Body

Arms

female legs

male legs

penarms

on

off

TEACHER

on

off

VOLUME

min

max

SPEED

min

max

HAPPINESS

min

max

hover unit wheeled platform

12 x 7 =

Need torso outline (front and back)

Lower body options: Legs, feet, wheels (big or small), caterpillar tracks, hover-craft type device, pogo stick.

Arm options: Choose number of arms, brackets or holders

End of arms options: Normal hands, brush, laser, mirror, pen, PDA, mobile phone, pencil, lightbulb

Head options (front and back): Choice of number of heads and optional hair, choice of number of eyes, night vision glasses/eyes, x-ray eyes, cameras, mirror

glasses (so you can’t see where the teacher is looking), microphone(s), radar, built in mobile/telephone to side of head, loudspeaker (for shouting outside or at

noisy classes).

Plus various switches, dials, buttons and indicator lights that can be stuck to different parts of the body (include some moveable labels along the lines of:

volume, on/off, speed, temper, happiness.

Head

night vision and x-ray glasses

body computer switches

TEMPER

right arm

female legs

male legs hover unit wheeled platform

right robotarm

brusharms

left arm

video cameramicrophoneheadset

mobile phone headset

loudspeaker mirror glasses

Body

Arms

female legs

male legs

penarms

on

off

TEACHER

on

off

VOLUME

min

max

SPEED

min

max

HAPPINESS

min

max

hover unit wheeled platform

12 x 7 =

Need torso outline (front and back)

Lower body options: Legs, feet, wheels (big or small), caterpillar tracks, hover-craft type device, pogo stick.

Arm options: Choose number of arms, brackets or holders

End of arms options: Normal hands, brush, laser, mirror, pen, PDA, mobile phone, pencil, lightbulb

Head options (front and back): Choice of number of heads and optional hair, choice of number of eyes, night vision glasses/eyes, x-ray eyes, cameras, mirror

glasses (so you can’t see where the teacher is looking), microphone(s), radar, built in mobile/telephone to side of head, loudspeaker (for shouting outside or at

noisy classes).

Plus various switches, dials, buttons and indicator lights that can be stuck to different parts of the body (include some moveable labels along the lines of:

volume, on/off, speed, temper, happiness.

Head

night vision and x-ray glasses

body computer switches

TEMPER

right arm

female legs

male legs hover unit wheeled platform

right robotarm

brusharms

left arm

video cameramicrophoneheadset

mobile phone headset

loudspeaker mirror glasses

Body

Arms

female legs

male legs

penarms

on

off

TEACHER

on

off

VOLUME

min

max

SPEED

min

max

HAPPINESS

min

max

hover unit wheeled platform

12 x 7 =

Need torso outline (front and back)

Lower body options: Legs, feet, wheels (big or small), caterpillar tracks, hover-craft type device, pogo stick.

Arm options: Choose number of arms, brackets or holders

End of arms options: Normal hands, brush, laser, mirror, pen, PDA, mobile phone, pencil, lightbulb

Head options (front and back): Choice of number of heads and optional hair, choice of number of eyes, night vision glasses/eyes, x-ray eyes, cameras, mirror

glasses (so you can’t see where the teacher is looking), microphone(s), radar, built in mobile/telephone to side of head, loudspeaker (for shouting outside or at

noisy classes).

Plus various switches, dials, buttons and indicator lights that can be stuck to different parts of the body (include some moveable labels along the lines of:

volume, on/off, speed, temper, happiness.

Head

night vision and x-ray glasses

body computer switches

TEMPER

right arm

female legs

male legs hover unit wheeled platform

right robotarm

brusharms

left arm

video cameramicrophoneheadset

mobile phone headset

loudspeaker mirror glasses

Body

Arms

female legs

male legs

penarms

on

off

TEACHER

on

off

VOLUME

min

max

SPEED

min

max

HAPPINESS

min

max

hover unit wheeled platform

Night Vision And X-Ray Glasses

Wearable computer

Video Camera And Microphone Headset

Control switches

Mobile Phone Headset

Loudspeaker Mirrored High Vision Glasses


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