What we need is the gold standard of grade school diorama projects: a shoebox. Creating a shoebox dust catcher. ShamAn77/Shutterstock. ... As long as the shoebox is intact, ...

Blogger Heidi Potter is wistful, for a brief second, about the last diorama that will ever be produced from her home. Read more to see her Smithsonian-level project.

Remember when you were in middle school and you made that sweet shoebox diorama of The Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler or To Kill a Mockingbird? Imagine making that project as an adult ...

2. Make your diorama using a shoebox or comparable item of reasonable size not to exceed three feet wide by two feet deep by two feet tall. To be eligible for finalist standing, the diorama must ...

Challenge your friends and family to a Peeps diorama contest. These sugary scenes with roots in elementary school projects finally give you the perfect excuse to play with your food. The Peeps ...

A 21st Century Class Project. Think of video game conceptualization, design and development as the 21st-century “class project.” Decades ago, we crafted shoebox dioramas to represent moments from ...

Dioramas should be the size of a shoebox and can be based on any family-friendly book, movie, television show, or other theme. Use recycled materials, magazines, paint, pipe cleaners, and craft ...

Have you challenged friends and family to a Peeps diorama contest yet? The rules are simple: All characters in the scene must be portrayed by Peeps chicks or bunnies and the standard size is a ...

Springtime in D.C. means temperatures that swing from 70 to 40 in a matter of days. But there’s no surer sign that winter is over than our annual Peeps diorama contest. We harvested a bumper ...

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