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The Background

Learn the difference between 2D and 

3D vision with a fun 3DuxDesign experiment



boy peaking through holes in cardboard

How Different Animals See

Learn how and why herbivores 

and carnivores see the world 

differently


cardboard model of a pet store

Make some Animals and a Zoo

Create some animal characters and design a zoo with cardboard 

construction


To print this activity simply drag the sheets in the tabs below onto you desktop

  • The Background
    Learn about 2D and 3D
  • Test your 3D vision
    With a fun Experiment
  • Let's Play
    Make some Characters
  • Let's Build
    Make a Zoo 
  • Materials

  • Share your Ideas
    send us pics 
worksheet on 2d and 3d vision for kids
worksheet on 2d and 3d vision for kids
worksheet on 2d and 3d vision for kids

  • You'll need:
  • scissors (always cut cardboard with help from an adult) 
  • crayons, markers or paint materials 
  • paper
  • any 3DuxDesign architecture kit OR 3DuxDesign connectors + recycled cardboard (try the power house if your feeling energetic)
  • print some 3DuxBucks and admission tickets if your expecting visitors to the zoo!

Connectors Set Jumbo
$24.95
The Power House • LED lighting
$39.95
printsheet of fake money
printsheet of yellow tickets

email info@3duxdesign.com

1. Send photos of project plus any sketches, brainstorming ideas, work in progress. Even "mess-ups" are great for sharing! 

2. Include written description or drawings if available

3. Video presentation with link to youtube or vimeo 

 * any photo/video with child needs signed release (drag onto desktop, fill out and return photo of signed document) 

5. Share your post on Facebook and/or instagram with tags @3duxdesign , @billionboxproject , @3duxuniversity 

 

The 3DuxDesign Team was thrilled to discover the wonderful book, Creative Children Like the Animals of the World. It beautifully blends the arts, open-ended creativity and literacy with STEM concepts in an engaging story. We are thankful to Michelle for partnering with us on creating the Animal Vision Design Challenge. You can find this book (and many others) on Amazon.

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