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CONSTRUCTING
A RAFT DIORAMA
Directions:
Read the instructions given below. You will also have to use the
following two pages. The first page (figure 1) shows the Columbia
River scene while the second page shows a raft and the foreground.
- On Figure
1, (Columbia River Gorge), color the background picture (You will
have to enlarge it on a photocopier). Then cut it out and glue
it to a 8 1/2 x 11" sheet of paper, spreading the glue over the
entire surface. Use rubber cement or glue that will not wrinkle
the paper.
- When the
glue is thoroughly dry, form the diorama box by cutting and folding
where indicated. Press the folds firmly so the box will keep its
shape. Glue the corners of the diorama box as follows: Glue flaps
one, two, three, and four on the outside of the box. Glue flaps
five, six, seven, and eight on the inside of the box.
- Color Figures
2 and 3 (first enlarging them on the photocopier). Then glue them
to a piece of lightweight cardboard. When thoroughly dry, cut
out each scene as indicated.
- Attach Figure
2 as follows: Using the guide on Figure 2, cut a tab from lightweight
cardboard and fold one end up and one end down. Glue one end to
the back of the raft. Fold back the end tabs on the back of the
raft and apply glue to them, and also to the tab you attached.
Insert the scene into the diorama box, holding the tabs in place
with your fingers until the glue sets. You may need to use the
eraser end of a pencil to hold the tabs down firmly.
- Attach Figure
3 (foreground) as follows: Fold the lines indicated. Apply glue
to the inside of the tabs, then glue the tabs to the bottom and
sides of the diorama box.
Figure 1
Figure 2
Figure 3
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