2. INTRODUCTION
Three dimensional aids serve as good substitute for
the real objects.
Three dimensional aids are used to provide
students with a means of observing reality out of its
natural setting
3. THREE DIMENSIONAL AIDS
1. Objects
2. Specimens
3. Models
4. Puppets
5. Moulage
6. Mock-ups
7. Dioramas
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Advantages:
They arouse students interest in learning
As they being real and three dimensional things,
heightens the senses of reality in the classroom.
They make classroom teaching lively
Disadvantages:
Needs much time to prepare
Getting real object is expensive
Not applicable for all topics
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Advantages:
They arouse students interest in learning
They involve all the five senses in the process of
learning.
As they being real, and three dimensional things,
heightens reality in the classroom.
They make classroom teaching lively.
Disadvantages
Needs much time to prepare
Getting real specimen is expensive
10. MODELS
Meaning
A model is recognizable representation of real thing
three dimensionally, i,.e. height , width and depth.
They are substitute for real things. Models are
concrete objects made up of clay, cotton,
cardboard, thermocoal, cloth, wood etc.
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Types of model :
1. Scale model eg. Dam or project
2. Simplified models eg. Animal, birds, fish
3. Cross sectional models eg. Cross section of
blood vessels, kidneys
4. Working model eg. Fetal circulation
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Advantages:
It simplifies reality and learning makes direct and
meaningful.
Concretizes the abstract concepts
Enable us to reduce or enlarge objects to
observable size.
A working model explains the various processes of
objects and machines
Disadvantages
Needs much time to prepare.
Not applicable for all topics
17. PUPPETS
Introduction
One of the old and popular indian folk arts has been
puppetry. In writing or selecting a puppet play the
age, background and taste of the clients should be
taken into consideration. A short puppet play is
always preferable.
18. TYPES
1. Hand puppets- which fit in hand like gloves and
are operated from below by fingers
2. Shadow puppets- These are silihouttes of
cardboard which produce shadows on a white
screen.
3. Stick puppets – These are the painted cardboard
cut outs attached by sticks.
4. String puppets- Figures with movable limbs are
operated through strings.
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Advantages:
It develops cooperation among children.
It capture attention
It develops communication skills
Children develop their imagination
Disadvantages:
It cannot used for larger groups
Consumes time in preparation
Costumes required
24. MOULAGE
Moulage can be made of plastic material to
stimulate some life objects eg. Body which shows
evidence of trauma, infection, disease and surgical
intervention
28. DIORAMS
It is 3 dimensional dimensional arrangement of
related objects, models to illustrate the central
theme or the concept
The object and models are generally placed in a big
box or showcase with a glass which can be
artificially lighted
The human and animal figures should modeled in
clay to provide solidity.
Example: Stage diorama in religious festivals like
Ganapathy, Navarathri