Third graders are assigned a landform diorama project due on October 23rd. The project requires students to create a diorama in a pizza box demonstrating and labeling different landform shapes using artistic materials. Students must include at least 4 landforms such as mountains, hills, plateaus, or volcanoes and can receive extra credit for adding other features. The diorama will help students learn about geographical features as outlined in their social studies standard.
Third graders are assigned a landform diorama project due on October 23rd. The project requires students to create a diorama in a pizza box demonstrating and labeling different landform shapes using artistic materials. Students must include at least 4 landforms such as mountains, hills, plateaus, or volcanoes and can receive extra credit for adding other features. The diorama will help students learn about geographical features as outlined in their social studies standard.
Third graders are assigned a landform diorama project due on October 23rd. The project requires students to create a diorama in a pizza box demonstrating and labeling different landform shapes using artistic materials. Students must include at least 4 landforms such as mountains, hills, plateaus, or volcanoes and can receive extra credit for adding other features. The diorama will help students learn about geographical features as outlined in their social studies standard.
Standard Covered-Social Studies 3.1: Students describe the physical and human geography and use maps, tables, graphs, photographs, and charts to organize information about people, places, and environments in a spatial context. 1. Identify geographical features in their local region (e.g., deserts, mountains, valleys, hills, coastal areas, oceans, and lakes). Objectives: Create a diorama in a pizza box to demonstrate landform shapes. Show and label landforms on the diorama using artistic and creative design. The diorama can be made from paper, clay, Play Dough, salt doughother ideas are welcome! Materials Suggested: Paint Paint brushes Tooth picks Sand Rocks
Play Dough Clay
Here are some extra ideas:
Blue-colored toothpaste (for water)
Red seed beads or red glitter for lava
Powdered sugar for snow-capped mountains Accessories-miniature items like animals
Basic Project Requirements: (Any additional will add to
grade!) Choose 4 landforms to create (Add other features for extra credit.) Mountain Hills Plateau Volcano Sea Desert Plain Lake Island Valley River PLEASE NOTE: Materials used are up to each students creativity-the ones given are suggestions. Other materials can be used as well. ***Make sure your name is visible somewhere on the project ***Please turn in NO EARLIER than the due date!