Interior Design and Decorating FACS

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1 Scope And Sequence Timeframe Unit Instructional Topics 1 Week(s) 3 Week(s) 2 Week(s) 2 Week(s) 1 Week(s) 2 Week(s) 2 Week(s) 3 Week(s) Power Standards Apply the elements of good design. Apply the principles of good design. Explain what backgrounds are and why they are important. Construct plans for decorating and furnishing an apartment or house using the elements and principles of design. Prerequisites None Housing and Human Needs Elements of Design Principles of Design Interior Backgrounds Floor Plans Furniture Styles & Construction Lighting, Accessories, & Wall Decorations Comprehensive Design Project Housing Styles Why is housing important? How does color create moods and illusions? How do the design principles relate to the elements of design? How can floor plans be used to manipulate and plan efficient spaces? Course Description teaches the relationship of art principles to the design of the home and its furnishings. Attention will be given to architectural and furniture styles as well as physical, psychological and social influences on housing needs and choices. Students will explore career options for expressing creativity through designing floor plans, decorating interiors and designing living space for a variety of purposes. 2 Week(s) 1. Physical and Psychological Housing Needs 2. Housing Life Cycle 1. Identify the Elements of Design 2. Apply the Elements of Design 1. Identify the Principles of Design 2. Apply the Principles of Design 1. Background Areas 2. Room in a Box Project 1. Floor Plan Scale & Symbols 2. Tiny House Project 1. Furniture Styles 2. Furniture Construction 1. Types of Lighting 2. Accessories and Wall Decorations 1. House or Apartment Floor Plan 2. Picture Book 3. Choosing Backgrounds and Presentation Board 1. Housing Styles Identification Unit: Housing and Human Needs Course Details Duration: 1 Week(s) Students will learn the answer to the essential question of why housing is important. Students will learn about Maslow's Hierarchy of Human Needs and how it relates to housing. Why is housing important? How does housing needs vary among people of different ages and life stages? human ecology universal design near environment total environment Page 1

2 ipads socrative Housing and Human Needs Test Topic: Physical and Psychological Housing Needs Duration: 2 Day(s) Students will learn the difference between physical and psychological needs and how they are related to housing. physical needs psychological needs Identify and describe the physical housing needs. Assessment: Housing and Human Needs Test Identify and describe the psychological housing needs. Assessment: Housing and Human Needs Test linked to Power Standard = Topic: Housing Life Cycle Duration: 3 Day(s) Students will explore how housing needs change over the course of the life cycle. life cycle launching Universal Design Compare and contrast housing needs among people of different ages and life stages. Assessment: Housing Life Cycle Poster Housing and Human Needs Test Assess the importance of building homes that follow the concept of Universal Design. Assessment: Housing and Human Needs Test Unit: Elements of Design linked to Power Standard = Duration: 3 Week(s) Students will learn how to create a pleasing environment by utilizing the elements of design. Students will also learn about color psychology and color schemes. What are the elements of design? How does color create moods and illusions? Page 2

3 texture space monochromatic analogous triadic ipads socrative Kahoot Google Slides Elements of Design Test Color Schemes Project My Personal Style Presentation Topic: Identify the Elements of Design Students will learn the characteristics of the five elements of design. form harmonious design pigment kahoot Describe how space is used as a design element and the feelings space conveys. Assessment: Elements of Design Test Define texture and describe the ways it is used to create effects and variety. Assessment: Elements of Design Test Analyze the functions of line in design and the feelings lines can convey. Assessment: Elements of Design Test Define form and explain how it can be used effectively. Assessment: Elements of Design Test Explain how color is produced. Assessment: Elements of Design Test linked to Power Standard = Topic: Apply the Elements of Design Duration: 10 Day(s) Students will use their knowledge of the five elements of design and apply them to design projects. color schemes analogous monochromatic Page 3

4 triadic complementary kahoot Analyze how the elements of design are used in different housing pictures. Assessment: My Personal Style Presentation Make a color wheel and use one to demonstrate three kinds of color schemes. Assessment: Color Schemes Project Unit: Principles of Design linked to Power Standard = Students will learn about the seven principles of design and how they work with the elements of design to create a pleasing environment. How do the design principles relate to the elements of design? How can I apply design principles to planning new or modifying my interior environment? proportion scale rhythm transition ipads socrative Principles of Design Index Card Project Topic: Identify the Principles of Design Students will learn the characteristics of the seven design principles. proportion scale transition rhythm Describe and give examples of good proportion in design. Assessment: Principles of Design Index Card Project Duration: 2 Week(s) Assess scale and the way it is used in design. Assessment: Principles of Design Index Card Project Identify and describe the two types of balance. Assessment: Principles of Design Index Card Project Page 4

5 Explain how rhythm and emphasis are used to guide focus. Assessment: Principles of Design Index Card Project Explain the importance of unity and variety in good design. Assessment: Principles of Design Index Card Project linked to Power Standard = Topic: Apply the Principles of Design Students will point out the principles of design in housing pictures. radiation rhythm gradation rhythm Analyze how the principles of design are used in different rooms. Assessment: Principles of Design Index Card Project Utilize the principles of design to create unity, variety and harmony in room design. Assessment: Room in a Box Project Unit: Interior Backgrounds linked to Power Standard = Students will learn about the four different background areas and why they are important. Students will also learn about different types of textiles that can be used for backgrounds. How are appropriate textiles chosen for various household uses? Why are backgrounds important? jacquard resilient flooring weft warp tufting ipads hgtv.com Room in a Box Project Topic: Background Areas Students will learn the four background areas in a house and their importance in design. resilient floor coverings chair rail Duration: 2 Week(s) Duration: 3 Day(s) Page 5

6 tufting Describe the four background areas. Assessment: Backgrounds Crossword Explain the importance of the background areas in design. Assessment: Choosing Backgrounds Questions Assess the characteristics of various textiles and their uses in floor, window and wall coverings. Assessment: Room in a Box Project Scoring Guide linked to Power Standard = Topic: Room in a Box Project Duration: 7 Day(s) Students will design a bedroom or a living room out of a shoebox. window treatment upholstery Design a bedroom or living room out of a shoebox. Assessment: Room in a Box Project Scoring Guide Illustrate the elements and principles of good design. Assessment: Room in a Box Project Scoring Guide Design background areas for the living room or bedroom. Assessment: Room in a Box Project Scoring Guide Unit: Floor Plans linked to Power Standard = Students will learn how understanding architectural drawings allows a person to analyze the actual space usage of a room and/or house. Different architectural symbols will be discussed and evaluated. What information is given on architectural drawings? How can space be utilized in a room or house? template scale drawing traffic pattern Duration: 1 Week(s) Page 6

7 ipads hgtv.com Tiny House Project Topic: Floor Plan Scale & Symbols Duration: 1 Day(s) Students will learn the most common floor plan scale and symbols used by architects and Interior Designers. template scale drawing floor plans symbols worksheet Identify the most common scale used by interior designers. DOK Level 1 Assessment: Floor Plan Packet Describe common floor plan symbols. Assessment: Floor Plan Symbols Packet linked to Power Standard = Topic: Tiny House Project Duration: 4 Day(s) Students will construct a tiny house demonstrating floor plan knowledge. tiny house Demonstrate how to use a scale floor plan to arrange furniture. Assessment: Tiny House Project Plan safe and convenient traffic patterns. Assessment: Tiny House Project Draw pattern symbols to scale. Assessment: Tiny House Project Unit: Furniture Styles & Construction linked to Power Standard = Duration: 2 Week(s) Students will learn that when choosing furniture styles and evaluating furniture construction it is necessary to examine the design characteristics of function, construction and aesthetics. What are the characteristics of quality furniture construction? How is various furniture styles identified? dovetail Page 7

8 wood joint hardwoods softwoods Jacobean Queen Anne sbcfurniture.weebly.com Chapter 15 Test Furniture Design Time Periods Research Topic: Furniture Styles Students will learn about the different furniture styles for time periods. Jacobean Chippendale Empire Shaker Furniture Styles Worksheet Identify and describe Jacobean, William & Mary, Queen Anne, Chippendale, Federal, Empire, Shaker, Victorian, and Contemporary furniture styles. Assessment: Furniture Design Time Periods Research Assess how furniture styles today still have characteristics of earlier time periods. Assessment: Furniture Design Time Periods Research linked to Power Standard = Topic: Furniture Construction Students will learn about the different materials furniture can be made out of and how to check for quality furniture. wood joint box spring inner spring dovetail joint Name that Wood Kahoot Identify materials used to make furniture. DOK Level 1 Assessment: Chapter 15 Test Evaluate characteristics of quality furniture. Assessment: Chapter 15 Test linked to Power Standard = Page 8

9 Unit: Lighting, Accessories, & Wall Decorations Students will learn the different types of lighting sources for a home and give guidelines for hanging up wall decorations. What is the importance of lighting in a room? Why should wall decorations be hung at eye level? LED fiber optics fluorescent incandescent halogen ipads Kahoot Lighting, Accessories, & Wall Decorations Test Topic: Types of Lighting Students will learn about the different purposes and types of lighting. soffit cove cornice incandescent Lighting in Your Home Assess the three general purposes of lighting in a home. Assessment: Lighting in Your Home Lighting, Accessories and Wall Decorations Test Duration: 2 Week(s) Describe the five types of artificial lighting. Assessment: Lighting in Your Home Lighting, Accessories, and Wall Decorations Test Identify structural and non-structural lighting fixtures. DOK Level 1 Assessment: Structural Lighting Poster linked to Power Standard = Topic: Accessories and Wall Decorations Students will learn what accessories and wall decorations are and how to effectively use them in a room. accessory wall decoration asymmetrical Page 9

10 List common accessories found in homes. DOK Level 1 Assessment: Lighting, Accessories and Wall Decorations Test Describe five factors to consider when arranging wall decorations. Assessment: Wall Decorations Activity Lighting, Accessories and Wall Decorations Test Unit: Comprehensive Design Project linked to Power Standard = Students will design a floor plan for a six room house or apartment, arrange furniture templates on the floor plan, and display background samples on a presentation board. Why are scale drawings important in Interior Design? How can design ideas be successfully communicated? scale drawing presentation board Upholstery samples Paint samples Flooring samples smallblueprinter.com Comprehensive Design Project Scoring Guide Topic: House or Apartment Floor Plan Students will use computer software to draw a six room house or apartment to scale. scale drawing Draw a floor plan of a six-room apartment or house to scale. Assessment: Comprehensive Design Project Scoring Guide Duration: 3 Week(s) Organize space using the elements and principles of design according to activities, space requirements and traffic. Assessment: Comprehensive Design Project Scoring Guide linked to Power Standard = Topic: Picture Book Students will create an electronic book showing pictures of the furniture, accessories, wall decorations, and lighting that will go in each of the six rooms of their house or apartment. accessories Page 10

11 wall decorations Select furniture that will go in each room on a floor plan. Assessment: Comprehensive Design Project Scoring Guide Develop a plan for selecting lighting, accessories, and wall decorations according to use, style, placement and needs. Assessment: Comprehensive Design Project Scoring Guide linked to Power Standard = Topic: Choosing Backgrounds and Presentation Board Students will choose what background areas go in each of their six room house or apartment and arrange them on their presentation board. presentation board Choose floor coverings, wall coverings, window treatments, and textiles for each of the six rooms on their floor plan. Assessment: Comprehensive Design Project Scoring Guide Construct a presentation board. Assessment: Comprehensive Design Project Scoring Guide linked to Power Standard = Unit: Housing Styles Students will learn how American housing styles have evolved from colonial times to the twenty-first century. What are different types of housing? Why do housing styles change? gambrel roof pilaster pediment cornice real estate books The Ten Houses that Changed America video Popular Mechanics housing styles video clips Kahoot Housing Styles Project Topic: Housing Styles Identification Duration: 2 Week(s) Duration: 10 Day(s) Page 11

12 Students will learn how housing styles have evolved from Native American styles to the Modern period. Tudor Longhouse Saltbox Early Classical Revival Kahoot Identify and describe the characteristics and features of housing styles from the Native American, Early American, Federal, Romantic Revival, Victorian, and Modern Period. Assessment: Housing Styles Project Construct a housing style book that shows characteristics and features of housing styles from the Native American, Early American, Federal, Romantic Revival, Victorian, and Modern Period. Assessment: Housing Styles Project linked to Power Standard = Page 12