

Anna and Ben were twins who liked to play with paper and tape. They liked to wrap things with paper and tape and make them look different. One day, they found a big box in the garage. They decided to wrap it with paper and tape and make it look like a building.
They used blue paper for the sky, green paper for the grass, and brown paper for the walls and roof. They cut out windows and doors with scissors and taped them on. They drew flowers and trees and people with crayons. They were very happy with their building.
But their dad was not happy. He was grumpy. He wanted to use the box for something else. He came to the garage and saw the building. He said, "What have you done? You ruined my box! You made a mess! You have to clean it up!"
Anna and Ben were sad. They did not want to clean up their building. They liked their building. They said, "But dad, we made a building! It is pretty! We had fun!"
Their dad looked at their building again. He saw the blue sky, the green grass, the brown walls and roof, the windows and doors, the flowers and trees, and the people. He saw how much work they put into it. He saw how proud they were of it. He felt sorry for being grumpy.
He said, "I'm sorry, Anna and Ben. I was grumpy. I did not see your building. It is pretty. You had fun. You can keep your building. But can you help me find another box?"
Anna and Ben smiled. They said, "Yes, dad. We can help you find another box. Thank you for letting us keep our building."
They hugged their dad and went to look for another box. They were happy. Their dad was happy. Their building was happy.
