Once upon a time in a kingdom of reuse and resource, there lived a wise magistrate named Maggy. She was known to be a great steward of the land and was always encouraging her subjects to reduce, recycle, and reuse.
One day, she overheard a group of kids talking about how boring it was to always recycle and reduce waste. So, she decided to make a game out of it!
She challenged the kids to find as many ways to reuse everyday items as they could. The winner would get a prize - a big bag of candy! Everyone was excited and started brainstorming.
The next day, Maggy was amazed by all the creative ideas the kids came up with. One child turned an old tire into a swing, another made a birdhouse out of a milk carton, and another transformed an old t-shirt into a cute purse.
Maggy was so impressed that she declared everyone a winner and gave each child a bag of candy. From then on, the kids had more fun reducing, reusing, and recycling. And Maggy, the wise magistrate, continued to be a proud steward of their kingdom.

Reflections

1. What did Maggy encourage her subjects to do?
2. What game did Maggy come up with for the kids?
3. What were some of the creative ideas the kids came up with?
4. How did Maggy reward the kids?
5. Why was Maggy proud of the kids?