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Poyen School |
| Unit 1 Clothing Selection |
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1.1 clothing terms
The learner will be able to 1.1 terms related to clothing selection.
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1.2 wear clothes
The learner will be able to 1.2 reasons people wear clothes.
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1.3 influence clothing
The learner will be able to 1.3 factors that influence clothing selection.
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1.4 history
The learner will be able to 1.4 history of american fashion.
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1.5 terms of fashion
The learner will be able to 1.5 fashion terms with the correct definitions.
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1.6 cycles
The learner will be able to 1.6 fashion cycles.
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1.7 factors
The learner will be able to 1.7 factors that influence fashion.
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1.8 suitability
The learner will be able to 1.8 factors which determine suitability of garments for individuals.
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1.9 design garments
The learner will be able to 1.9 ways to design garments to meet the needs of persons with physical disabilities.
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1.11 body shapes
The learner will be able to 1.11 basic body shapes.
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1.12 clothing personalities
The learner will be able to 1.12 basic clothing personalities with characteristics.
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1.13 lines
The learner will be able to 1.13 structural and decorative lines.
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1.14 clothing design
The learner will be able to 1.14 basic styles used in clothing design.
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1.15 principles of design
The learner will be able to 1.15 elements and principles of design with the correct definitions.
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1.16 color wheel
The learner will be able to 1.16 color wheel.
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1.17 prim sec interm colors
The learner will be able to 1.17 primary, secondary, and intermediate colors.
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1.8 warm or cool
The learner will be able to 1.8 colors as warm or cool.
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1.19 color schemes
The learner will be able to 1.19 basic color schemes.
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1.20 elements and princ of design
The learner will be able to 1.20 ways to use the elements and principles of design to enhance appearance.
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1.21 basic wardrobe
The learner will be able to 1.21 steps in developing a basic wardrobe.
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1.22 accessories
The learner will be able to 1.22 basic guidelines for selecting accessories.
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wardrobe plan
The learner will be able to 1.22.1 develop a wardrobe plan.
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1.23 quality clothing
The learner will be able to 1.23 characteristics of quality clothing.
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analyze
The learner will be able to 1.23.1 analyze a garment to determine quality.
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1.24 purchased clothes
The learner will be able to 1.24 types of establishments where clothing can be purchased with the correct descriptions.
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establishments
The learner will be able to 1.24 determine types of establishments in the local community where clothing cab be purchased.
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1.25 shopping skills
The learner will be able to 1.25 effective shopping skills for consumers of clothing.
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| Unit 2 Textiles |
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2.1 textile terms
The learner will be able to 2.1 terms related to textiles.
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2.2 uses
The learner will be able to 2.2 textile uses.
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2.3 fibers
The learner will be able to 2.3 natural and manufactured fibers.
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2.4 sources of fiber
The learner will be able to 2.4 natural and manufactured fibers with sources and characteristics of each.
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2.5 staple fibers
The learner will be able to 2.5 staples and filament fibers.
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2.6 trademark fiber names
The learner will be able to 2.6 generic and trademark fiber names.
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2.7 making fiber
The learner will be able to 2.7 procedures for making fibers into yarn.
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2.8 basic methods
The learner will be able to 2.8 basic methods of fabric construction with correct definitions.
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2.9 types of weaves
The learner will be able to 2.9 types of weaves and knits.
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analyze fabric
The learner will be able to 2.9.1 analyze types of fabric construction.
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2.10 processes
The learner will be able to 2.10 processes for dyeing and printing fabric with correct definitions.
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2.11 fabric finishes
The learner will be able to 2.11 fabric finishes with characteristics of each.
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2.12 affect fabric performance
The learner will be able to 2.12 characteristics that affect fabrics performance with definitions of each.
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2.13 laws and regulations
The learner will be able to 2.13 laws and regulations related to clothing and textile industries.
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2.14 consumer rights
The learner will be able to 2.14 consumer rights and responsibilities regarding clothing and textile.
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2.15 consumer information
The learner will be able to 2.15 sources of consumer information regarding textile products.
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| Unit 3 Clothing Care |
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3.1 clothing care
The learner will be able to 3.1 terms related to clothing care.
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3.2 care labels
The learner will be able to 3.2 information found on fabric and clothing care label.
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information
The learner will be able to 3.2.1 analyze information care labels.
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3.3 routine clothing care
The learner will be able to 3.3 routine procedures for clothing care.
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3.4 small equipment
The learner will be able to 3.4 small equipment and storage accessories.
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3.5 laundry products
The learner will be able to 3.5 laundry products with characteristics of each.
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3.5 laundry products
The learner will be able to 3.5 laundry products with characteristics of each.
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3.6 techniques
The learner will be able to 3.6 basic clothing care techniques.
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plan
The learner will be able to 3.6.1 plan techniques for clothing care.
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3.7 clothing repair
The learner will be able to 3.7 basic clothing repair techniques.
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3.8 clothing storage
The learner will be able to 3.8 guidelines for clothing storage.
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| Unit 4 Clothing Construction |
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4.1 clothing construction
The learner will be able to 4.1 terms related to clothing construction.
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4.2 pattern selection
The learner will be able to 4.2 guidelines for pattern selection.
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4.3 pattern envelope
The learner will be able to 4.3 information found on a pattern envelope.
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4.4 pattern type and size
The learner will be able to 4.4 steps steps in determining pattern type and size.
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4.5 choosing fabric
The learner will be able to 4.5 questions to consider when choosing fabric for a sewing project.
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4.6 calculate fabric yardage
The learner will be able to 4.6 steps to calculate fabric yardage for a sewing project.
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4.7 choosing notions
The learner will be able to 4.7 factors to consider when choosing notions.
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