Fcs interior design

Pinterest is a fabulous, and rather addicting, website that allows you to create boards you can pin ideas that are linked to pictures in an easy to use format. This website can serve as a great tool for teachers. We can share tips, tricks and lessons that we've created ourselves or found elsewhere. This past week, that is exactly what I did. As a future Family Consumer Science teacher, I'm looking forward to teaching classes that will be relevant to everyone, no matter their background. One…

There are 7 elements of interior design: space, line, forms, texture, pattern, light, and color. An interior designer has an eye for these elements, but also has the expertise to combine them. The 7 principles of interior design are used to ensure the completed design is balanced and beautiful.

Let your inner interior designer go wild with these phone or laptop games that let you organize and decorate spaces while having fun. #interiordesign #designapps #interiordesignapps #designgames #interiordeisgngames

Serina wrote in asking if I had any resources for family consumer science interactive notebooks. Unfortunately a typical google search doesn't produce anything but interactive notebook materials for science, English, and history classes. However, Interactive Notebooks are a great fit for Family and Consumer Science classes! Read more →

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Digication ePortfolio :: Fairfield Art by Tricia Thatcher,mindy montgomery,colleen larbes,julie staudt,kathrine clark,matt klaber,Harmon Lauren at FAIRFIELD HIGH SCHOOL. Color Wheel Powerpoint.ppt Interactive Color Wheel:http://thevirtualinstructor.com/interactivecolorwheel.html ColorWorksheet.jpg Tints and shades.jpg

Since I'm a firm believer in learning through real-life experiences, using real tools, and working with real mentors and experts, the interior design course I planned for my high schooler included more than just books and hypothetical situations.

This lesson teaches the basics parts of a window, window treatments and how to measure for window treatments. It also allows students to physically "make" small versions of different window treatments. These projects make great display pieces for your department's display case or open house!Read more →

Since I'm a firm believer in learning through real-life experiences, using real tools, and working with real mentors and experts, the interior design course I planned for my high schooler included more than just books and hypothetical situations.

A memorable way to get a mini course in interior design culture, including common tools and terms. These are almost all a day in the life for interior designers and design students.