Enjoyable Learning for KS1 D and T
Discover why quizzes are an easy way to learn and revise the KS1 subjects taught at primary school. This teaching resource has a range of varied and interesting topics to engage children aged five, six and seven.
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The 10 quizzes in this section have clickable links below. Each quiz contains 10 questions, answers and helpful hints for Key Stage 1 Design and Technology. Quizzes have titles that describe the subject and they align with the KS1 National Curriculum for children aged 5 to 7 in Years 1 and 2.
Design and Technology covers all sorts of interesting and essential things. From cooking and engineering to tools and electricity - there’s no shortage of topics all about 'making things'.
Let's just take a breather for a moment. Learning DT at KS1 is an exciting time, yes. But we shouldn’t get ahead of ourselves. We have to think like an inventor. After all, that's what subjects like Design and Technology are all about! An inventor might look at the National Curriculum and say, "Great material! Now we just need to whizz it up in a way that students will enjoy". And we agree. That's why children in KS1 can enjoy their D and T education and revise this oh-so-exhilarating subject using our quizzes! What better way to engage the young minds of inventors than using technology to their advantage? We have to admit, we're a little bit proud of ourselves for our innovation there.
Don't forget, our quizzes are written by teachers and they really know their stuff. So whether a student is learning all about machines or how to stay safe in a DT environment, they can be sure they're revising top quality material that's written and approved by teachers and follows the curriculum. That’s our little eureka moment right there.
D and T is a fantastic subject for children of all ages. The earlier they learn the basics, the better! Check out our Design and Technology quizzes now.
Let's spark the minds of little inventors everywhere!
For more information about the curriculum KS1, take a read of our Understanding KS1 (Key Stage 1) page. It’s packed full of useful information.