### Task 3 - Geography Diorama

A diorama is a model representing a scene with three-dimensional figures, either in miniature or as a large-scale museum exhibit.

1. Choose a Focus: Select either mountains, plateaus, or valleys for your diorama project.
2. Gather Materials: Collect materials such as cardboard, paper, craft supplies, and small figurines or objects to represent the geographical features.
3. Design and Create:
- Create a three-dimensional model that displays the chosen geographical feature.
- Sculpt and build the landforms, incorporating details like peaks, cliffs, plains, or deep valleys.
- Paint and decorate the diorama to depict realistic colors and textures.
4. Enhance Your Diorama:
- Add elements such as trees, rivers, lakes, or human settlements to represent the geographical area accurately.
5. Label and Describe:
- Write a short description or label the key features of the diorama to explain the characteristics and significance of the chosen geographical feature.
6. Display and Present:
- Display your diorama in a suitable location at home and explain it to your family members or take pictures to share with your classmates or teacher.
- Be prepared to present and discuss your diorama, explaining the geographical features and their importance.