Current Curriculum

Fashion Design and Garment Making JSS 1 Third Term







WeekTopicPerformance objectivesContentTeacher's ActivitiesStudent's ActivitiesTeaching &Learning MaterialEvaluation Guide
1Fashion AccessoriesAt the end of the lesson, students should be able to:

➧ Define fashion accessories and explain their role in fashion.

➧ Classify different types of fashion accessories into appropriate categories.

➧ Discuss the importance of accessories in enhancing, personalizing, and completing an outfit.

➧ Identify key factors that influence the selection and styling of fashion accessories.

➧ Explain how accessories are integrated into the fashion design and garment making process.

➧ State the uses of fashion accessories.

➧ Explain the importance of fashion accessories in dressing.

➧ Match accessories correctly with outfits.
➧ Meaning of Fashion Accessories

➧ Types of Fashion Accessories (Beads, head ties, belts, bags)

➧ Uses of Fashion Accessories

➧ Importance of Fashion Accessories

➧ Care of Fashion Accessories
➧ Displays accessories and asks questions

➧ Explains meaning and types of accessories

➧ Discusses uses and importance

➧ Shows how accessories match outfits

➧ Asks oral and written questions

➧ Summarizes lesson
➧ Identify accessories and respond

➧ Listen and take notes

➧ Participate in discussion

➧ Observe and ask questions

➧ Answer questions

➧ Listen attentively
➧ Whiteboard or projector

➧ Markers or pens

➧ Handouts with images of various accessories

➧ Examples of different fashion accessories (e.g., scarf, belt, necklace, handbag – if available)

➧ Computer with internet access for visual examples (optional)

➧ Pictures or charts of fashion accessories

➧ Real accessories (bags, shoes, belts, jewellery, scarves, hats)

➧ Drawing charts or flash cards
➧ What are fashion accessories?

➧ Mention four examples of fashion accessories.

➧ State two uses of fashion accessories.

➧ List two body accessories.

2Sketching in FashionBy the end of this lesson, students will be able to:

➧ Understand the fundamental role and importance of fashion sketching in the design and garment making process.

➧ Identify and utilize key elements of fashion sketching, including croquis, proportion, line quality, and movement.

➧ Recognize and select appropriate tools and materials for fashion sketching.

➧ Apply basic sketching techniques to create a fashion illustration, demonstrating an understanding of garment drape and detail.
➧ Meaning of Fashion Sketching

➧ Importance of Sketching in Fashion

➧ Tools Used for Fashion Sketching

➧ Basic fashion illustration

➧ Drawing simple designs

➧ Types of Fashion Sketching

➧ Basic Steps in Fashion Sketching

➧ Basic Proportions of a Fashion Figure

➧ Care of Sketching Materials
➧ Asks students if they have seen fashion drawings; introduces sketching in fashion

➧ Explains meaning, importance, tools, and steps of fashion sketching

➧ Demonstrates drawing a simple fashion figure and sketching a dress

➧ Guides students to sketch a simple fashion design

➧ Summarizes key points

➧ Asks oral questions
➧ Respond to questions and share ideas

➧ Listen, observe and ask questions

➧ Observe demonstration carefully

➧ Students sketch simple designs

➧ Listen attentively

➧ Answer questions
➧ Sample fashion sketches

➧ Whiteboard or projector

➧ Markers or pens

➧ Handouts with croquis templates (optional)

➧ Pencils (HB, 2B, 4B)

➧ Erasers (kneaded and plastic)

➧ Fine-liner pens

➧ Colored pencils, markers, or watercolors (optional, for rendering)

➧ Drawing paper (A4 or A3)

➧ Reference images of fashion sketches and garments

➧ Examples of professional fashion illustrations
➧ What is fashion sketching?

➧ Mention three tools used in fashion sketching

➧ State two importance of fashion sketching

➧ Draw a simple fashion sketch

3Introduction to Fashion CareersBy the end of this lesson, students will be able to:

➧ Define fashion careers.

➧ Explain the roles of selected fashion professionals.

➧ State the importance of fashion careers to individuals and society.

➧ Identify at least five diverse career paths within the fashion design and garment making industry.

➧ Describe the primary responsibilities and required skills for at least three specific fashion careers.

➧ Understand the interconnectedness of various roles within the fashion supply chain.

➧ Recognize the importance of continuous learning and skill development in the fashion industry.
➧ Meaning of Fashion Careers

➧ Types of Fashion Careers

➧ Importance of Fashion Careers
➧ Asks students about clothes they wear and who makes them

➧ Explains meaning and types of fashion careers

➧ Shows pictures/tools used by fashion professionals

➧ Discusses importance of fashion careers

➧ Asks oral questions

➧ Summarizes lesson and gives assignment
➧ Respond to questions and share ideas

➧ Listen and take notes

➧ Observe and identify careers

➧ Participate and answer questions

➧ Answer questions

➧ Listen attentively
➧ Charts, real garments

➧ Poster, pictures

➧ Sketches, sewing tools

➧ Chalkboard, Whiteboard or projector

➧ Markers or pens

➧ Handouts with career descriptions (optional)

➧ Internet access for short video clips or image examples (optional)

➧ Case studies of successful fashion professionals (brief)
➧ What is a fashion career?

➧ Mention four careers in fashion design.

➧ State two importance of fashion careers.

4Garment CareAt the end of this lesson, students will be able to:

➧ Identify various types of garment care labels and symbols.

➧ Explain the importance of proper garment care for different fabric types.

➧ Demonstrate basic garment care techniques, including washing, drying, and ironing.

➧ Discuss the impact of garment care on the longevity and sustainability of clothing.
➧ Meaning of Garment Care

➧ Importance of Garment Care

➧ Methods of Garment Care (Washing, ironing, storing clothes, etc)

➧ Care of Different Fabrics

➧ Common Mistakes in Garment Care
➧ Asks students how they care for their clothes at home

➧ Explains garment care, importance, and methods using examples

➧ Shows proper folding, hanging, and ironing techniques

➧ Revises key points of the lesson

➧ Asks oral questions
➧ Respond and share experiences

➧ Listen, observe, and ask questions

➧ Observe and practice

➧ Participate actively

➧ Answer questions
➧ Charts, sample clothes, hanger, iron (illustration), pictures

➧ Projector and computer

➧ Whiteboard or flip chart and markers

➧ Assortment of garment care labels (physical or projected images)

➧ Fabric swatches of different materials (cotton, silk, wool, synthetic blends)

➧ Handwashing basin, mild detergent, clothesline/drying rack (for demonstration)

➧ Iron and ironing board

➧ Garment care guides/handouts
➧ Define garment care

➧ Mention three methods of garment care

➧ Write short notes on how to care for cotton and silk garments.

5Practical Project IBy the end of the lesson, students should be able to:

➧ Explain the meaning of a practical project in fashion design.

➧ Identify materials and tools needed for a simple garment project.

➧ Demonstrate basic garment construction skills.

➧ Produce a simple fashion item neatly and safely.

➧ Display good work habits and teamwork during practical work.
Students may produce any of the following:

➧ Handkerchief

➧ Apron

➧ Simple skirt

➧ Pillowcase

➧ Head tie / scarf

➧ Simple blouse or shirt sewing (basic level)
➧ Introduces the topic and explains Practical Project I

➧ Explains materials, tools, and procedures

➧ Demonstrates cutting and sewing steps

➧ Supervises students during sewing

➧ Summarizes lesson and corrects mistakes
➧ Listen and respond to questions

➧ Observe and ask questions

➧ Watch attentively

➧ Carry out the practical project

➧ Listen and tidy work area
➧ Sample garments

➧ Sewing tools and fabrics

➧ Sewing machine, fabric

➧ Tools and materials

➧ Finished projects
➧ Ask students to define a practical project

➧ Identify tools used

➧ Students mention steps involved

➧ Observe students’ performance

➧ Inspect completed work
6Practical Project IIAt the end of the lesson, students should be able to:

➧ Select a suitable garment or fashion item to produce.

➧ Prepare materials and tools correctly for the project.

➧ Cut fabric accurately using a simple pattern.

➧ Sew and assemble garment parts neatly.

➧ Apply basic finishing techniques.

➧ Demonstrate good workmanship and safety practices.
Students may produce any of the following:

➧ Simple skirt

➧ Sleeveless blouse/top

➧ Shorts

➧ Apron

➧ Children’s wear

➧ Pillowcase or simple household textile item
➧ Revises Practical Project I and introduces Practical Project II

➧ Explains meaning, objectives, and examples of Practical Project II

➧ Demonstrates cutting, sewing, and finishing techniques

➧ Guides students during sewing and assembly

➧ Corrects mistakes and ensures safety

➧ Asks oral questions and inspects work

➧ Summarizes lesson and gives assignment
➧ Listen and respond to questions

➧ Listen and take notes

➧ Observe carefully

➧ Cut, sew, and assemble project

➧ Ask questions and make corrections

➧ Answer questions and display work

➧ Listen and take note
➧ Sample garments

➧ Chart, finished garment

➧ Sewing machine, fabric, tools

➧ Fabric, sewing tools

➧ Sewing room equipment

➧ Completed projects
➧ What is Practical Project II?

➧ Mention three items that can be produced.

➧ List four tools used in the project.

➧ State two safety rules in the sewing room.

➧ Produce a simple garment or fashion item at home and submit it for assessment.
7Fashion Shows and ExhibitionsBy the end of the lesson, students should be able to:

➧ Define fashion shows and fashion exhibitions.

➧ State the purposes of fashion shows and exhibitions.

➧ Identify different types of fashion shows.

➧ List items displayed during fashion exhibitions.

➧ Explain the importance of fashion shows and exhibitions to designers and society.
➧ Meaning of Fashion Exhibitions

➧ Types of Fashion Shows

➧ Items Displayed in Fashion Exhibitions

➧ Purposes of Fashion Shows and Exhibitions

➧ Importance of Fashion Shows and Exhibitions

➧ School mini fashion display
➧ Asks students if they have seen fashion shows on TV or online and introduces the topic

➧ Explains fashion shows and exhibitions, types, and purposes

➧ Shows pictures or samples of exhibition items

➧ Discusses importance of fashion shows and exhibitions

➧ Summarizes key points of the lesson

➧ Asks short questions

➧ Ask students to draw or describe a fashion show or exhibition
➧ Respond to questions and share experiences

➧ Listen attentively and take notes

➧ Observe and identify items

➧ Participate actively

➧ Listen and ask questions

➧ Answer questions

➧ Take assignment
➧ Pictures/videos of fashion shows

➧ Charts, pictures, real fashion items

➧ Garments, sketches, accessories

➧ Chalkboard/whiteboard

➧ Chalkboard
➧ Define a fashion show.

➧ List three types of fashion shows.

➧ Draw or describe a fashion exhibition you would like to organize.
8Review of Basic SkillsBy the end of the lesson, students should be able to:

➧ Identify basic sewing tools and their uses.

➧ Demonstrate at least two basic hand stitches.

➧ State safety rules in the sewing room.

➧ Explain the importance of body measurements.
➧ Recap of stitches, seams, patterns

➧ Areas of Basic Skills Reviewed

➧ Identification and Use of Sewing Tools

➧ Basic Hand Stitches

➧ Basic Seams

➧ Body Measurement Skills

➧ Simple Pattern and Cutting Skills

➧ Simple Garment Construction Skills
➧ Revises previous lessons by asking questions on sewing tools and stitches

➧ Explains and demonstrates basic skills (stitches, seams, measurements)

➧ Shows how to do basic stitches and identify tools

➧ Guides students during practical activities

➧ Revises key points from the lesson

➧ Asks oral and practical questions

➧ Encourages regular practice
➧ Respond to questions and mention tools and stitches

➧ Observe demonstrations and participate

➧ Practice stitches and identify tools

➧ Practice basic skills individually

➧ Listen and ask questions

➧ Answer questions and demonstrate skills

➧ Pay attention and tidy workspace
➧ Sewing tools

➧ Fabric samples

➧ Needle and thread

➧ Charts

➧ Sewing machine
➧ Mention three sewing tools and their uses.

➧ List two safety rules in the sewing room.

➧ Demonstrate one basic hand stitch.

➧ Draw and label five sewing tools in your notebook.

➧ Practice one basic stitch at home using a needle and thread.



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