Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Lily who loved puzzles and adventures. One day, she stumbled upon a mysterious three-dimensional labyrinth. It was like a giant cube made up of many smaller cubes, with passages and doors connecting them.

Lily was fascinated by the labyrinth and decided to explore it. She walked through the passages, trying to find a way out. But every time she thought she was close to the exit, she ended up in a dead end.

As she wandered deeper into the labyrinth, she realized that it was not just a simple maze, but a three-dimensional puzzle. She would have to think in three dimensions to solve it.

Lily was not discouraged. She was determined to find a way out. She started to pay attention to the patterns on the walls and ceilings, and noticed that some of them were clues to how the labyrinth was built. She used her knowledge of three-dimensional shapes to figure out the path to the exit.

Finally, after what seemed like hours, Lily found the way out of the labyrinth. She emerged into the bright sunlight, feeling proud of herself for solving such a challenging puzzle. From that day on, she never forgot the lessons she learned in the three-dimensional labyrinth and continued to seek out new adventures and puzzles to solve.

The end.

Reflections

1. What was the labyrinth that Lily stumbled upon?
2. How did Lily feel about exploring the labyrinth?
3. What did Lily learn about the labyrinth as she explored it?
4. How did Lily solve the labyrinth?
5. How did Lily feel when she finally found the way out of the labyrinth?
6. How do you think you would have approached solving the labyrinth if you were in Lily's place?
7. What lessons do you think Lily learned from her experience in the labyrinth?
8. Can you think of any real-life situations where you had to think in three dimensions?
9. How did the story make you feel?
10. What would you like to explore next after reading this story?