Table of contents for July 2025 in 3D

We are so happy you found this magazine. With tons of in-the-field, tried and tested methods by many teachers and parents, this 3D magazine will help • Better address classroom disruptive behavior, • Better engage the child while learning at school or home, • Deal with the child's homework frustration, • Better control of impulses and emotions, • Better analytical thinking, • Better self-regulation, • Improve reading skills, • Improve memory retention, • Improve independent learning skills, • Improve the child's self-confidence, • Enable the child to have fun while learning. Our goal is to provide a fun, engaging, and informative resource for individuals with these conditions, filled with activities, art, tips, tricks, and inspiration to help you overcome challenges and reach your full potential. Thank you for joining us…

Planning • What does it mean to plan? • If you know you have a big test coming up, what can you do to plan for it now? • What does it mean to prioritize? Organization • What are 3 routines that help someone stay organized at school? • What are the steps you would take to organize your binders? • Does organization always look the same? Task Initiation • Why is it important to start your work right away? • What does it mean to procrastinate? How can you avoid that? • How do fou motivate yourself? Time Management • What does it mean to manage your time well? • How do you determine which homework assignment or task to start first? • How can you pace yourself on…

One of the great things about studying and practicing art is that it looks like play but teaches you other skills while you’re having fun. Here are some of the many benefits of learning art in school: Cooperation and communication skills Many art projects and after-school activities are done in a group setting, which is true for how many people work as adults in their careers. If you’re part of a group that has to paint a mural or perform in a school play, you have to learn how to work with others, how to solve problems when they come up, and how to communicate with each other throughout the process. Talking about your art projects and being able to explain what inspired you to choose a certain color or…

Did you know that all human cultures around the world have some form of music and dance? Imagine a world without music, without your favorite songs, without movies and TV shows, without novels, or (gasp!) without Hamilton. If your clothes didn't have patterns or there were no funny t-shirts. Even businesses and schools have logos and other graphics that were designed by someone who studied art. These are just some examples of the ways in which art and creativity are a part of our everyday lives. Despite being such a big part of our everyday lives, art education programs are often the first to be eliminated when school districts need to save money. Keeping math, science, and language arts programs going is important, but what if you’re a budding artist?…

As the old saying goes, "If you can't explain it to a 6 year old, you probably don't understand it yourself." Very often, students can solve math problems, however, when asked to explain their "thinking," or how they arrived at the solution, they are unable to do so. Responses can be scattered or very broad in scope with little attention to details. It becomes even more intimidating when students are required to express their thought processes in writing! These comics, albeit fairly simple in their mathematical concepts, provide an engaging, non-threatening opportunity for students to begin to articulate their math reasoning through writing. Suggestions: • Before starting, provide a word bank containing math vocabulary words that the students can incorporate into their responses. • Students should restate the questions in…

Metacognition • Why is it important to check in with yourself as you're learning something? • How do you know what to study? • Think of the last project you did. How well did you do? How could you improve? Self-Control • What does it mean to "stop and think" before acting? • How is self-control a life skill? • How can using self-control help you make good choices? Attention • Why is paying attention important? • What are some of your biggest distractions? How do you manage them? • What does it mean to shift focus? Flexibility • What does it mean to be a flexible thinker? • How can flexible thinking help solve problems? • How can flexibility help you stay calm? Perseverance • What does it mean…

People have created art throughout history, from prehistoric cave paintings to your favorite YouTube star. It’s fun and inspiring to learn how people decided to become an artist or pursue work in a creative field. In this assignment, you’ll select an artist and write a brief biography from their perspective, including a hand-drawn “selfie” in a square frame. Use this worksheet to help you research your artist. Due Date of Biography: Artist’s Name: Their Country: Type of art they are best known for: One of their famous works: Artist “Selfie” Practice sketching your artist here. Why you think this artist is important? Write one interesting fact about your artist below:…

1. is the process of looking at facts and data in order to better understand a topic. 2. A makes art using a camera. 3. Working together for a common goal is called 4. A person who is skilled in painting, music, writing, or similar creative pursuits is called an 5. Name at least two benefits of arts education in school: 6. Working together with others toward a common goal is known as: 7. Every human culture around the world has some type of this art form: 8. Name three types of creative writing: 9. An performs in a play, musical, TV show, or movie. 10. A creates art using words and images.…

Executive functioning skills are the mental processes that help us accomplish daily tasks and meet our goals. The questions focus on the 10 main areas of executive functioning: planning, organization, time management, task initiation, working memory, metacognition, attention, flexibility and perseverance. Some ways you can use these questions include: • Use one question as a "question of the day" for group discussion. • Have students respond to questions through daily journal writing. • Have students discuss questions in partners or small groups. • Set up 10 "centers" (one for each executive functioning area). Have students discuss the questions for that skill. Then, have students move on to the next center. • Send home to have families discuss with children and teens.…

One of the great things about studying and practicing art is that it looks like play but teaches you other skills while you’re having fun. Here are some of the many benefits of learning art in school: Artistic skills help us learn at an early age Human beings are visual learners, which means that we take in lots of information using our eyes, starting from infancy. When preschool students learn to use scissors, identify colors, and draw basic shapes, they’re not just using artistic skills but also learning how to work their fingers and to basic language skills. Cultural awareness Studying art is a great way to learn about other cultures, whether in another country or even a different neighborhood than yours. Often issues that are important to a society…

Critical Thinking Examining facts and data to better understand something Cultural Awareness Learning about how people in other cultures live, think, and celebrate - including people in your own community Improvisation Being able to think of ideas on the spot, without prior planning Innovation Coming up with new ideas Cooperation Working with others toward a common goal Communication Being able to talk with, write to, or otherwise engage with others so they understand what you mean Artist A person skilled in one or more art form (painting, music, etc.) Painter An artist who uses paint to create visual art on paper, canvas, or even walls to make murals Sculptor An artist who uses physical objects like wood, metal, plastic and other materials to make art by carving, welding, or shaping…

1. Critical Thinking is the process of looking at facts and data in order to better understand a topic. 2. A Photographer makes art using a camera. 3. Working together for a common goal is called Collaboration. 4. A person who is skilled in painting, music, writing, or similar creative pursuits is called an Artist. 5. Name at least two benefits of arts education in school: 6. Working together with others toward a common goal is known as: Cooperation 7. Every human culture around the world has some type of this art form: Dance 8. Name three types of creative writing: Fiction Poetry Scriptwriting 9. An Actor performs in a play, musical, TV show, or movie. 10. A Graphic Designer creates art using words and images.…