Summary

• Description:

  The MS Word document comprises Grade 10 Woodwork Term 3 Schemes of Work 2026. The PDF version is also available upon your request. The schemes of work were generated using the updated KICD-approved curriculum design and hence can be used with any KICD-approved book.

  This schemes of work provides comprehensive coverage of the Term 3 2026 Grade 10 Woodwork syllabus.

  • Number of Weeks: 9
  • Number of Lessons per Week: 5
  • Mid Term Break Week: Week 7 (7 October 2026 – 11 October 2026)

  It covers the following strands and sub-strands:

  • 3.0 Wood Processes & Products
    • 3.3 Surface preparation
      • Explaining reasons for finishing wood products and identifying timber decay factors
      • Selecting surface preparation tools (scrapers, files, sandpaper grit grades)
      • Practicing cabinet scraping, raising timber grain using water, and hand sanding along the grain
      • Cleaning dust with tack cloths and preparing wood surfaces for clear varnish application
    • 3.4 Project Activity - Furniture Item
      • Selecting furniture projects (stools, book racks, tables) and interpreting working drawings
      • Preparing cutting lists, measuring, marking out, and cross-cutting timber stock with handsaws
      • Truing up stock faces and edges with jack planes, winding sticks, try squares, and marking gauges
      • Marking out and chiseling woodworking joints (housing, halving, mortise-and-tenon)
      • Boring holes and shaping curved components using brace/auger bits, coping saws, and spokeshaves
      • Trial assembly, dry clamping with sash clamps, applying PVA wood glue, and removing excess adhesive
      • Flush-trimming joint projections, filling surface defects with wood filler, final sanding, and varnishing
      • Evaluating completed furniture items against drawings and compiling detailed project reports
  • 4.0 Related Drawings
    • 4.1 Drawing and sketching
      • Identifying pictorial drawing systems: oblique (cavalier vs. cabinet), perspective (one-point vs. two-point), and isometric
      • Constructing 3D isometric timber blocks, non-isometric inclined lines, and exploded joint views
      • Understanding orthographic projection principles, view positioning, and first-angle vs. third-angle symbols
      • Projecting 2D front, plan, and side elevations from 3D isometric source drawings
      • Applying standard technical dimensioning rules (projection lines, extension lines, arrowheads)
      • Making freehand proportional design sketches and exploring Computer-Aided Design (CAD) software
• Category:

  Schemes of Work
• Level:

  Grade 10
• Subject:

  WOODWORK
• Posted By:

  Caleb_Peter

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