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Do you teach fashion design? Use this fashion design curriculum *GROWING* bundle to help you create lessons for your fashion design courses. These resources will follow the USBE standards for Fashion Design Studio but you will find that these fashion design lessons will apply to fashion design courses from other states. This is a growing bundle so if you purchase early you will get access to all additional lessons that are added without any additional cost to you! _ StandardsUSBE Standards| F

This short history of fashion PowerPoint lesson gives an introduction to the history of fashion and the factors that influence the fashion trends that have been popular over the decades. Included is a link to a ten-minute YouTube video that will further discuss how fashion has evolved through the decades and how historical events play into the available clothing options. At the end of the presentation, there is an assignment for students to complete where they will research a decade to create

If you teach a lesson or unit about color, you need this large color wheel chart! Blank template pieces are printed out on cardstock and then designed by students and taped to the wall to make this large (42" diameter) color wheel chart. Students will enjoy being creative and watching watching as the color wheel comes together piece by piece. _ Related ProductsColor Mixing Activity_ StandardsUtah Family and Consumer Science Standards | Interior Design 1 | Utah Family and Consumer Science Sta

Students will get a taste of what it takes to create their own fashion business! In this multiday fashion project students will complete the following: 1. Create a fashion inspiration board for their business. 2. Develop their own names for a fashion business. 3. Create a logo for their fashion business. 4. Draw fashion design sketches. 5. Write their own fashion business plans. Rubrics have been included for each of the five sections of this fashion business project to make grading easier. No

Do you teach fashion design and have a lesson that covers the question, why do we wear clothing? This presentation will go over five ways to answer the question "why do we wear clothes". This resource also includes an assignment where students can sketch example outfits for each of the five different reasons for wearing clothing. In the presentation notes at the bottom of the slides, you can find links to relevant videos and assignments that can be used to increase the length of this lesson. _

Fashion design elements and principles BINGO is a fun way to review the elements of design with your fashion students! This purchase comes with a list of over 30 terms relating to the elements and principles of design in fashion, as well as 40 unique BINGO boards. _ Related Products- Fashion Week Runway Show Critique_ Product Details-PDF file _ Earn TPT Credits Toward Future Purchases!After purchasing, leave a review to earn TPT credits. _ Let’s ConnectClick HERE to Follow on TPT for monthly p

This color mixing activity is a great way to see if your students understand color theory and how to make secondary and tertiary colors. Students will mix paint to create a color wheel, match a paint swatch, and then create a tint, tone, and shade of a single hue. "This is the most fun thing we've done so far" -Student in my Interior Design 1 course _ StandardsUtah Family and Consumer Science Standards | Interior Design 1 | _ Product Details-PowerPoint File _ Earn TPT Credits Toward Future Pu

Are you looking for a fun fashion design review game? This game can be played similarly to the game Heads Up or the game show Pyramid as students describe the vocabulary they have learned in your fashion design course to their partners or teammates, but you can adapt the rules to fit your classrooms! Approximately 130 fashion design terms! _ Related ResourcesFashion Design Elements and Principles BINGOFashion Week Activities- Runway Show CritiqueFashion History_ StandardsUtah Family and Consumer