

Lily liked to draw with her crayons. She had many colors and shapes to make on her paper. But she did not like to share her crayons with her brother Ben. Ben was younger and he did not know how to draw well. He broke the crayons and made them dull.
One day, Lily found a sharp crayon in her box. It was red and shiny and made a thin line on the paper. Lily was happy and wanted to draw a big heart with it. She did not want Ben to see it or touch it.
But Ben saw the sharp crayon and wanted to try it. He reached for it and said, "Me want red!"
Lily pulled the crayon away and said, "No! Mine! Go away!"
Ben cried and tried to grab the crayon. Lily pushed him and he fell on the floor. He bumped his head and it hurt. He cried louder and louder.
Mom heard the noise and came to see what was wrong. She saw Ben on the floor and Lily with the sharp crayon. She was angry and said, "Lily, what did you do? Why did you hurt your brother?"
Lily felt bad and said, "Sorry, Mom. I did not mean to hurt him. I just wanted to keep my sharp crayon. It is rare and I like it."
Mom said, "Lily, I know you like your crayon, but you have to share with your brother. He is learning how to draw and he needs your help. You can teach him how to use the crayon gently and make nice pictures. Sharing is caring, Lily. Do you understand?"
Lily nodded and said, "Yes, Mom. I understand. I will share with Ben and teach him how to draw. I am sorry, Ben. Do you want to draw with me?"
Ben stopped crying and said, "Yes, Lily. Thank you. Me want to draw with you."
Mom smiled and said, "That's good, Lily and Ben. I am proud of you. Now, let's go and get a band-aid for Ben's head and some cookies for both of you."
