A popular line of plastic construction toys that allow for creative building and design.

A three-dimensional model representing a scene, often used to tell a story visually.

The art of conveying narratives through visual and textual elements in design.

Fundamental methods used to construct stable and creative LEGO structures.

A software tool for planning and visualizing LEGO builds digitally before construction.

The study of how colors interact and how they can be used effectively in design.

The process of arranging elements in a diorama to enhance visual storytelling.

The ability of a LEGO structure to remain stable and functional under various conditions.

Innovative uses of LEGO bricks to express ideas and narratives.

A visual representation of a story that outlines key scenes and elements.

Using images and designs to convey ideas and narratives effectively.

Constructive criticism provided by classmates to improve design and storytelling.

Creating virtual representations of LEGO builds using software tools.

A selection of colors chosen to create a cohesive visual theme in a design.

A three-dimensional depiction of a design, often used for planning layouts.

Collecting necessary LEGO bricks and tools for building a diorama.

Recording the building process and design decisions for future reference.

Techniques for effectively communicating design choices and storytelling elements.

A personal writing practice to reflect on learning experiences and progress.

Components that contribute to the overall story being told in a design.

Considering how the audience will perceive and interact with the diorama.

Trying out different building techniques and layouts to find the most effective design.

The culminating showcase of your diorama and storytelling process.

Dioramas designed to captivate and involve viewers in the narrative.

A practical assignment that allows students to apply learned techniques in real-world contexts.