Join the Block and Paper Builders Club!
Do you like to make tall towers? Do you like to fold, tape, and design new things? If you do, come join the Block and Paper Builders Club! We are looking for new makers in our class who want to build, test, and have fun together.
In our club, you can use colorful paper and wooden blocks to make anything you can imagine. You can build long bridges across blue paper rivers. You can make sturdy castles with paper roofs, or craft winding roads for toy cars. Working with paper and blocks lets your ideas come to life.
Building with friends is even better than building alone. When you join, you will:
- Learn how folding paper makes it stronger.
- Work with a partner to solve fun building puzzles.
- Share your ideas and help friends test their towers.
- Clean up together so all the materials stay safe and neat.
You do not need to bring any supplies from home. Our classroom has plenty of thick cardboard, construction paper, tape, and wooden blocks ready for you to use. Everyone is welcome, whether you have built many towers before or are trying for the very first time!
- design:
- To plan and create the look or shape of something.
- sturdy:
- Strong, solid, and not easily broken.
- partner:
- A person who works together with another person.
- materials:
- Items or supplies used to make or build things.
- supplies:
- Things that are needed and kept ready for an activity.
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- 1What is the name of the club being advertised?
- 2What two main materials will students use to build things in the club?
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“Join the Block and Paper Builders Club!” is a advertisement reading passage about school building club advertisement, written for 2nd Grade. It takes about 2 minutes to read (268 words) and comes with an interactive quiz and a printable worksheet with comprehension questions and an answer key.