Hannah+-+Technology


 * The success criteria for design briefs are like... **

- Laybels / tittles - Problem - Solution - Diagram - Information - Why it's needed - How it will help - How it works with other things / products - Explain the causes - Outcome - Description


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The Problem ** When Red Pandas (Picture above) are in the wild they would have to search for their food, climb trees to get it and things like that, but when held in captivity they can't. Thats why I designed a way to build a way to feed them. if no-one took any action the Red Panda would become bored, lazy and just sit there why they get waited on and if this happens they could become over weight.  SUNDAY Well done Hannah! This is a great start. You have listed the various steps needed so you can create a successful design brief. I am very impressed with the start of your process where you have clearly outlined the problem for your Red Panda. It's great to see a picture included which allows the reader to picture the animal and have a greater understanding. I am really looking forward to reading your page as this project continues. Keep up the great work! Mrs B  **The benefits** If this invention goes ahead it could help millions of Red Pandas when there held in captivity. They wouldn't become over weight and lazy they would become fit, and they wouldn't become bored they would become excited, interested and they would have fun. i think its a great way to help Red Pandas. It also could have alot of excitment on the keepers who are looking after them. The skills it will give the red panda as it would in the wild is climbing trees, bushes and branches, searching for food, having to pull stuff apart and things like that.

**How it works with other things/ products** My invention needs at least a medium sized tree so to make it tricky for the Red Panda to climb, Red Panda food and string.    **How am I going to make it** It is pretty simple to make. All you need is some string and the food your feeding it. First you have to tie the food onto one end of the string and the string needs to be about half a metre long; then tie the other end of a stable branch at the top of the tree (For when the Red Panda climbs the tree to get it.) make sure when you tie it to the branch that it is a bit tangled and knotty so the Red Panda will have some difficulty getting it down as if so in the wild. Also tie it hard on the end with the food to make it difficult that way as well. It can be fun and challenging for the Red Panda So it will be realistic to being truly in the jungle.

4/11 - Hannah - you have continued to complete your design brief, ensuring that you are following the process. This shows your understanding of both the technology process and your animal. Great work - keep it up. Mrs B.  DIagram:

The string needs to be about 1metre and a half. When we tie it up it should be 1 metre and the extra half would be for making the big knotts on the ends.
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