My boys are in elementary school and they don't make nearly as many dioramas as we do.
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— Shirley, "Conspiracy Theories and Interior Design". |
Dioramas are three-dimensional models, usually done in miniature scale, and built to recreate specific moments from history or fiction. They are often used in schools for simple class projects. At Greendale, the Anthropology class had many such diorama assignments. However there were a few exceptions which were created specifically to promote a cause, recreate a scene from a movie and plan an elaborate heist. They first appeared in the Season Two episode "The Psychology of Letting Go". |
List of dioramas[]
Season Two[]
This was a diorama constructed by Annie and Britta to promote awareness of and get donations for an oil spill disaster which occurred. |
This diorama was an Anthropology project which featured an imaginary evolution of humanity into a giant, winged three legged creature. |
This diorama was built by the study group as their final Anthropology project. It features the study group in the study room working on their 19th diorama. |
Season Three[]
This diorama was built by Abed as a tribute to one of his favorite films. It is featured prominently in his apartment and he enjoys showing it off. |
This diorama was constructed by Greendale's Glee club conductor Cory Radison. He had planned the stage direction for the upcoming Christmas pageant down to the last detail. Abed noticed he had Britta in a non-singing role as a tree. |