

Sam and Lily were brother and sister. They liked to play at the beach. They liked to build sand castles and look for shells. But sometimes they fought over the toys and the space.
One day, they went to the beach with their mom and dad. They saw an enormous sand castle near the water. It had towers and walls and flags. Sam and Lily wanted to play with it. They ran to the sand castle and each grabbed a toy. Sam took a shovel and Lily took a bucket.
"Hey, that's mine!" Sam shouted.
"No, it's mine!" Lily shouted back.
They pulled and tugged at the toys. They made the sand castle fall down. They made a big mess. They made the other kids who built the sand castle cry.
Their mom and dad came over. They were not happy. They scolded Sam and Lily for being rude and selfish. They told them to say sorry and to share the toys. They told them to help rebuild the sand castle.
Sam and Lily felt bad. They said sorry to the other kids. They gave back the toys. They asked if they could help. The other kids nodded. They smiled. They gave Sam and Lily some tools and some tips.
Together, they worked on the sand castle. They used the shovel and the bucket and the molds and the sticks. They made new towers and walls and flags. They made the sand castle bigger and better than before. They had fun. They made friends.
Sam and Lily learned a lesson. They learned to unite and not to fight. They learned to be kind and not to mind. They learned to enjoy the beach and not to breach. They hugged each other and their mom and dad. They thanked the other kids for letting them play. They had a great day at the beach.
