All workers had
to clock-in at the start of their shift
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A
miter saw was used to score lines on the top of the game unit
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Major In Technology Teacher Education / Department of Technology
Pleasant View
Elementary School
KINDERGARTEN
PRODUCTION LINE PHOTOGRAPHS
The Spring 2009 production line activity for PVES students was Thursday, April 2nd and Friday, April 3rd.
The students became employees of PVE MANUFACTURING COMPANY for the day. Seven classes of kindergarten students (over 150 students total!) came to the Applied Technology Building, and worked in the manufacturing lab in AT 215. Note: This activity aligns with the economics unit that all PVES students cover in the elementary grades.
The participating kindergarten students mass produced a small TIC-TAC-TOE game. Each work got to take home a product.
Pictures from the two days are posted below.
Congratulations to all our "dedicated workers", who did a great job!
Photographs From The April 2, 2009 Production Run
Kindergarten students from PVES used industrial equipment to fabricate, assemble, and package a TIC-TAC-TOE game. The roughly 1-hour manufacturing period included drilling, cutting, sanding, assembly, packaging, and inspection processes.
Photographs Of The April 2nd Morning Run (Mrs. Johnson's AM Class)
| All workers had
to clock-in at the start of their shift
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A
miter saw was used to score lines on the top of the game unit
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The packaging
station
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A worker at the
inspection station
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Photographs Of The April 2, 2009 Afternoon Run (Mrs. Wilhelm & Mrs. Shields)
A worker gets
some help at the drill press station
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The
final assembly and packaging area was a busy place
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Photographs From The April 3, 2009 Production Run
A close-up view
of supplies at the packaging station
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The
sawing workstation was full of smiles!
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"Hanging out"
at the packaging station
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A worker at the
first drill press station
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Photographs Of The PM Activity (Mrs. Nixon & Mrs. Johnson's PM Class)
The station for
fine sanding was noisy (hearing protection advised!)
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Drill press station
#3 was for drilling holes in the four corners
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