Lesson 4: Stuffed toy assembly
Completing toys by using a blanket stitch to sew and stuff them.New statutory RSHE guidance is here. We’re creating our brand new RSE & PSHE scheme ready for September 2026. Learn more
Learning objective
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To use a blanket stitch to assemble the components of a stuffed toy.
Success criteria
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I can use a blanket stitch to join two pieces of fabric.
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Before the lesson
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Lesson plan
Explain that the children will be working with a partner to recall what they learnt in the previous lesson. Display the Presentation: Speak like an expert and arrange the children in pairs. Read the prompt aloud and allow time for paired discussion.
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Follow this guide or our explainer video to extend your display.
Example work
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Tom has been a teacher for seven years and, as Head of Upper School at The Belham Primary School, he has a keen interest in young people and good causes. For the past seventeen years he has volunteered with various youth organisations ranging from scouting to a narrow boat charity. At the end of a long day, Tom loves nothing more than to go for a run or a cycle and can often be found on his window seat with a good book, watching the world go by. He spends the school holidays wisely, visiting ski resorts or travelling to warmer climes to eat alfresco in the sunshine.
Among many D&T lessons, Tom has created a textiles project for pupils that allows them to make their own hand puppets while learning a range of technical skills.
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