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Create a digital room layout to represent a real or imaginary room

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Level: Beginner
Topic: Room Layout
Objective: By the end of this lesson, students will be able to design a room layout using Icograms Designer, adding and arranging walls, furniture, decorations, doors, windows, and people to create a visually appealing and functional space.
Elements: Walls, furniture, doors, windows, people

Introduction

Rooms are essential spaces where people live, work, and relax. A well-designed room includes important elements such as walls, doors, windows, furniture, and decorations to make it both functional and visually appealing. Today, we will use Icograms Designer to create a digital room layout by arranging different objects to create a personalized space.


Step-by-Step Activity

Step 1: Open Icograms Designer
Go to Icograms Designer and select the "Rooms" palette.

Step 2: Creating the Room Layout (Walls & Floors)
Select "Floors, Walls, Roofs" to create walls and floors. Adjust the size and shape of the room. Add doors and windows from the "Doors, Windows" category

Step 3: Adding Furniture
Place essential items based on room type:
Bedroom: bed, desk, dresser, nightstand
Living room: sofa, TV, coffee table, bookshelves
Kitchen: stove, fridge, sink, dining table

Step 4: Decorating the Room
Add rugs, lamps, paintings, plants, and wall art.

Step 5: Placing People
Select the People category. Add people sitting, standing, or working in the room.


Final Touches & Review

Students check their room layout to ensure it is organized, functional, and visually appealing.
Allow students to present their rooms to a partner or the class.

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