Design an eye-catching product to hold cakes in a unique cafe. Required: paper, pencils, colouring pencils.

Design a countertop point of sale for Monster Munch. Required: paper, pencils, colouring pencils.

Choose a famous designer, research their life and work, and create an informative Powerpoint. Required: Computer with internet access and Powerpoint (or similar).

Design a tiny, multi-purpose stool for a young couple who live in a tiny house. Required: Paper, pencils, colouring pencils.

A time machine has been invented so what does the UI look like? Required: Paper, pencils, colouring pencils.

This lesson forces pupils to closely study small objects and sketch them in 2D. Required: Paper, pencils and a collection of small objects.

Suggestions: Stationery products such as staplers and punches; pipes and connectors; Duplo or lego bricks; bottles and containers; plastic mouldings; etc.

Two-part lesson. Pupils to learn about line bending from a video then design and model a small stationery organiser from A4 paper. Required: Video playback, pencils, rulers, scissors and A4 paper or thin card. Perhaps Sellotape too.

A colouring worksheet where pupils can design minifigs based upon famous people. On the reverse is a larger template for a pupil to design themselves as a minifig.

A two-part lesson. It starts with a long Netflix video about trainer design. Then, pupils are given a chance to design their own trainers. Required: Internet video playback, Netflix account, paper, pencils, colouring pencils.

Colour in the drawing by following a workshop-related key. Can you identify the hidden tools? Requires colouring-in equipment.