Creating a diorama with children is a great learning tool to put into practice the child’s understanding of a topic that they have been studying. In most cases, you use a shoe box to be your ‘stage’ and you recreate whatever is relevant to your topic on your stage.
Inuit Diorama - Arctic Animals
When I first started planning our Arctic Diorama, I had planned for us to make it at the end of our Polar Unit Study (for Preschoolers). I thought it would be a fun way to finish off our unit. But …
We've been working on ecosystems in my classroom. LOVE the energy that the students have when they are learning about the different places. Every year I have them create a diorama to "showcase" their special choice. This year I decided to make it a formal project, and added clip art to help them with their thinking. They were first allowed to choose an ecosystem from 4 choices (Ocean, Arctic, Forest, and Rainforest). I gave them a piece of construction paper that had been precut and they decorated their background. I put some options on the board as ideas, but being the copy cheapskate that I am, I didn't print them off for them. :) I did print out the specific ecosystem animal and grid sheets so they could focus on details for their dioramas. The sheets are filled with animals on the top, and the grid on the bottom portion. Students filled in the grid and then glued it onto the back of their diorama. They had to identify producers, consumers, prey, predator, living, and nonliving parts of the ecosystem. It was then easy for me to use the included rubric to give a grade - did they really understand the concepts? I loved all the unique ecosystems that they created. I also loved that I didn't get a headache, and that the project didn't take forever to accomplish. :) Little things people! Check it out! Hope you had a great day!
When I first started planning our Arctic Diorama, I had planned for us to make it at the end of our Polar Unit Study (for Preschoolers). I thought it would be a fun way to finish off our unit. But …
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Creating a diorama with children is a great learning tool to put into practice the child’s understanding of a topic that they have been studying. In most cases, you use a shoe box to be your ‘stage’ and you recreate whatever is relevant to your topic on your stage.
Gunpla model diorama for New York Comic Con contest, carved with the Hot Wire Foam Factory Sculpting Tool.
Item Overview • Instant Digital Download: 2PDF 2 PNG included • Handmade item Material: All you need for this activity is a printer, scissors, glue or double-sided tape, Printer We suggest printing on cardstock for a higher quality product. You will receive : - 2 PDF;2PNG file (11'' x 8.5'' )Sheets including. - 1 Zip Folder with the same in PNG format. Item Details : Make an animal habitat diroma of Arctic ice fun and easy DIY diorama craft for kids to make. Perfect for classroom, homeschool, or just for fun, this set beautifully supports lessons on arctic polar bear ecosystems and fosters a deeper understanding of arctic life. Your kids will love assembling and personalizing their own miniature arctic, creating a magical world of imaginative play and storytelling. this set brings the enchanting arctic environment to life. : )Hope your students love Make an animal habitat diroma of Arctic ice fun and easy DIY diorama craft for kids to make. I am delighted to receive your opinion. I appreciate the nice ratings and comments. If you encounter an error or have questions, Please email me ([email protected]) I will do my best to solve the problem as soon as possible. We hope you enjoy your shopping and come back for new products. For personal use only. All artwork is not to be distributed, altered, sold or used for any commercial purposes without my consent. Digital Download - No items will be shipped PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS IS A DIGITAL DOWNLOAD, NO PRINTED MATERIALS ARE INCLUDED!
Arctic animals mini-unit! This Arctic animal unit is a great way to introduce research projects to your kindergarten or first grade students. Students will learn the names of 18 Arctic animals and vote for 4 Arctic animals to study more in-depth. Students will practice writing, comprehension, discussion, voting, and collaborating with others. At the end of the 5 day unit, student will create a diorama displaying their new knowledge of a specific Arctic animal. ⭐Click the PREVIEW to get a closer look at what is included in this pack! Looking for more ARCTIC ANIMAL activities? Kindergarten Arctic Animals Sub Plans January First Grade Sub Plan Arctic Animals This 72 page unit includes: •5 Day Lesson Plan •Bubble Maps •Write the Room Activity •Parent Letters •Diorama Building Pieces •A Voting Activity •Anchor Chart Sorting Ideas •Ideas for Anchor Chart Discussions •List of Excellent Kid-Friendly Research Websites •Links to Great Videos (streamed through Safeshare) *This research project will ask that the teacher help students gather Arctic animal books, online articles, and videos to support daily discussion and research. Love this? Check out these: • All About Animals: Sorts, Write the Room, and MORE • Nocturnal Animals Non-Fiction Part 1: 7 Student Science Booklets + Writing pgs • First Grade Sub Plans December Hibernation Animals + Editable Sub Info • Kindergarten Sub Plans December Hibernation C.C. Aligned + Editable Info Binder ★Want TPT credit to use on future purchases? • Go to your My Purchases page and next to each purchase you'll see a PROVIDE FEEDBACK button. Click it and you will be taken to a page where you can give a quick rating and leave a short comment for the product! Each time you give feedback, TPT gives you feedback credits that you can use on your future purchases. I read ALL feedback! ★Want to get my new products 60% off?! All new products are on sale for the first 48 hours! ★FOLLOW ME ON: Instagram: @thekinderlife Blog: www.thekinderlifeblog.com Facebook: The Kinder Life ★LOOK for the green star next to my store logo and click it to become a follower! Woohoo! Now you will receive email updates about my store. Thank you, and enjoy! Copyright© 2017 The Kinder Life All rights reserved by author. Permission to copy for single classroom use only. Electronic distribution limited to single classroom use only. Not for public display
Arctic Wolf is great for dioramas, school projects, and imaginative play! This small, plastic figurine features white and light gray fur and is shown baring its teeth. Get wild with your creativity!
Take your kids to the arctic—no passports required! Introducing the Arctic Felt Play Mat, a whimsically-designed mat that brings this icy landscape right into your home or classroom. Perfect for imaginative play, this felt mat is full of details like glaciers, pom-pom snowballs, a snow cave, an ice fishing hole and icy sequins to provide the perfect backdrop for hours of story telling and play. We think our polar animal peg dolls are a great addition to take it from “fun” to “super fun” in no time! This mat is completely sewn by hand and the edges are finished with a blanket stitch. This ensures your mat will last through many years of play. It is the ideal small world set up and no mess! Everything rolls up neatly to be stored or take with you on your travels. Peg dolls not included. Measures 10.5 inches by 13 inches. This is a handmade item and slight variations can occur.
Learn about the animals of the North Pole with these Arctic animal fact cards for kids (free printable) and ideas for different games to play
