BOXITECTS

Meg was a boxitect. That means that she

• Was a lightweight junior boxing champ

• Collected boxes for a local children's store.

• Created all sorts of things out of boxes

• Picked up boxes at the store

Meg loved making tiny houses, tall towers, and twisty _____

• tunnels

• toll bridges

• trails

• schools

Meg's mother thought she was brilliant and creative so she sent Meg to:

• Art camp

• Marker's School

• box building boot camp

• Unicorn camp

Meg learned all about boxitecture and learned to make her structures ____ and beautiful.

• strong

• useful

• fancy

• colorful

Everything was fun at school until Simone came. Simone was a _______ too.

• blanketeer

• spagetti-tects

• boxitect

• tin-foillers

Simone told Meg to build things more wind resistant and less _____

• boring

• towering

• cluttered

• colorful

Meg told Simone she should build things sturdier and much

• prettier

• larger

• smaller

• heavier

In the Maker's Match, why were the boxitects not building anything?

• They were both feeling a little sick

• Meg and Simone did not want to work together

• They had used all their materials and couldn't find more.

Meg wanted to build a treehouse and Simone wanted to build a ship so Meg drew:

• A sign that said "I'm not building with you!"

• A design for a lighthouse with long staircase

• A line down the middle of the box.

Meg noticed that her treehouse wasn't as large a Simone's ship, so she made her side

• taller and more impressive

• much more colorful that Simone's

• With her name spelled in huge letters