Pangea Puzzle

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This Is A Simplified Model Of The Continents In Their Initial Historical Formation; We Also Transformed It Into A Puzzle To Form Them In Their Geographical Current Shape Or Reconfigure Them As Pangea, Engaging Students In The Teaching/Learning Process By Ordering And Naming The Continents. Print Settings Printer: wanhao Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 - 0.1 Infill: 1% - 15% Notes: in The Stl Files, You Can Find A Version Of The Whole Formation, Along With Separate Models For The Globe Itself, The Laurasian Part, And The Godwanian Part. This Is Done So That You Can Print Them In Different Colors If Needed Or As A Single Set Using The Globe 1 Stl File. How I Designed This behind The Thing From What I Remember, I've Always Believed That Learning Occurs Best When It's Interactive; However, Teachers Often Face Challenges In Making This Happen. We Hope That With The Help Of 3d Printing And Printable Models Like This One, The Situation Will Improve. We Used An Image As A Guide To Simplify The Design Of Pangea, Making It Printable And Less Complicated. Solid Works Was Our Chosen 3d Modeling Tool. Feel Free To Leave Any Suggestions Or Improvements You Think Could Help. Custom Section Project: Pangea Puzzle Objectives: In This Project, Students Are Expected To Learn About The World's History, Not Just Through Images And Text, But By Interacting With Its Pieces. This Model Can Also Be Used As A Geographic Continent Learning Tool, Teaching Them How The Continents Were Once Named And How They're Named Now. Audiences: Kids, Junior High School, High School. Steps: This Project Is Based On The Idea That Sometimes The Best Way To Learn About Something Or Get Interested In It Is To Participate In It Or Simply Interact With It. This Project Presents A Simplified View Of The World, Leaving Out Some Islands Here And There, But Its Main Purpose Remains As A General Learning Tool. Results: This Project Was Developed As A Tool To Draw Kids' Attention, And We Found Out That It Really Serves Its Purpose. Not Only Can You Teach The Pangean Part Of History, But Also The Historical Advance And Arrangement Of Tectonic Plates As They Are Today. As An Additional Objective, You Could Use This Model To Teach Continent Names And Have Students List Them Or Identify Them, Then Arrange Them In Their Correct Places, Along With The Pangea.