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I have:

1. Researched about my animal, its habitat, how to keep it happy in a zoo and what its habitat might be like in the future.

2. Created my triorama/diorama bases.

3. Covered/made the backgrounds (including the ground- where my animals and scenery will be) of my trioramas using appropriate material to show what my animal's habitat or enclosure should look like.u

4. Made a model of my animal using clay.

5. Added appropriate scenery to reflect what my animal's habitats/enclosures are like. This could include: plant life (flora), rocks, water, toys etc.

6. Painted my animals and any scenery that needs painting

7. Added important information about my animal, what its habitat is like, what is happening to its habitat and how to best look after it in a zoo. (This information could be recorded online but you will need to record the website link on the triorama.)

8. Critically assessed your trioramas to make sure there is nothing to fix, everything is proof-read and that you are happy that it is finished and ready for display.

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Reference: http://www.teachkidsart.net/create-your-own-color-wheel-2/

Primary Color – red, yellow, or blue (a color that can’t be created by mixing other colors)

Secondary Color – orange, green, or violet (a color created by mixing two primary colors together)

Intermediate Color – a color created by mixing a primary color with a secondary color (ex. “yellow-orange”)

Tertiary Color – a neutral, brown or gray, created by mixing all three primary colors together (or by mixing two secondary colors, or two complimentary colors, either of which will also contain all three primary colors)

Complimentary Colors – two colors directly across from each other on the color wheel (ex. yellow and violet, red and green, or blue and orange)

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What we are trying to achieve.

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Make an Easy Pyramid Diorama From Paper

The pyramid diorama, also known as a "triarama" or "triorama," is a three-dimensional papercraft that you can use for a school project. Essentially, a triorama is a diorama with three sides (and they can even have four!).

Pyramid dioramas are great for narration, book reports, or unit study projects. After you make the base, you can embellish the triarama however you choose.

Language Arts Ideas

Recreate scenes from your novel.

Showcase new vocabulary words.

Science Ideas

Outline a process in three or four steps.

Give a biography of a famous scientist.

History Ideas

Show aspects of daily life in a historical time period.

Explain three or four causes of a major event.

How to Make a Triarama

The photo tutorial below outlines the steps you take.

1. Start with squares (any size will do) and fold them on the diagonals.

2. Cut on any diagonal just to the center point.

3. Overlap the two triangles adjacent to the cut and glue them together. Now you have a three-dimensional figure that will stand on its own.

4. Make as many of these triangles as you want.

5. Glue them together and use them as the base for your project.

Step 1: Make Squares

Step 2: Fold the Squares

Step 3: Cut on the Folds

Step 4: Overlap the Triangles and Glue Them

Step Five: Assemble the Triarama

Step 6: Get Creative and Decorate Your Triarama

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Pyramid Diorama (Triarama) Templates and Directions

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A triarama, or pyramid diorama, is an easy, hands-on, 3D project for homeschool narration, unit studies, or book reports. Learn how to make a triarama with these easy steps!

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Some girls about your age explaining how to make a triorama base.

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Some girls about your age explaining how to make a triorama base.

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How to Make Rainforest in a Shoebox - School Project

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What is their habitat like?

What is happening to their habitat?

How are humans/deforestation/climate change effecting their habitat?

What might their habitat end up looking like in the future?

How can you meet their needs if you keep them in a zoo?

What would a suitable zoo enclosure for your animal look like?

What plants, toys, water, viewing platforms etc would suit your animal and their enclosure?

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Create a triorama that communicates through visual art and text what your animal's habitat might look like in the future if we don't do anything about deforestation/climate change.

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Create a triorama that communicates through visual art and text what a suitable zoo exhibit for you animal would look like and how it meets your animal's needs.

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Create a triorama that communicates through visual art and text what a particular animal’s natural habitat should be like.