

Anna and Ben were playing with their toys in the living room. Anna had a big doll and Ben had a small car. They were having fun until Anna saw Ben's car and wanted it.
"Give me your car, Ben. It is nicer than my doll," Anna said.
"No, Anna. This is my car. You have your doll. Go away," Ben said.
Anna was angry. She was selfish and did not like to share. She grabbed Ben's car and ran away. Ben was sad and cried.
"Mommy, mommy, Anna took my car. She is mean," Ben said.
Mommy heard Ben and came to the living room. She saw Anna hiding behind the sofa with Ben's car. She was not happy.
"Anna, what are you doing? Why did you take Ben's car? That is not nice. You have to share with your brother," Mommy said.
Anna did not answer. She was ashamed. She knew she did something wrong.
Mommy took Ben's car from Anna and gave it back to him. She hugged Ben and said, "I'm sorry, Ben. Here is your car. You can play with it."
Ben smiled and said, "Thank you, Mommy. I love you."
Mommy looked at Anna and said, "Anna, you have to say sorry to Ben. You have to be kind and generous. You have to clap for Ben when he does something good. That is how you show love."
Anna felt sorry. She did not want to be selfish and mean. She wanted to be kind and generous. She wanted to show love.
She walked to Ben and said, "Sorry, Ben. I was wrong. I should not have taken your car. You can play with my doll if you want. I love you."
Ben was surprised and happy. He said, "Thank you, Anna. I forgive you. You can play with my car if you want. I love you too."
Anna and Ben hugged and said, "We love each other."
Mommy was proud and happy. She said, "That's my good children. You solved your mystery. You learned how to share and clap. I love you both."
Anna and Ben clapped for each other and for Mommy. They played with their toys and had fun. They were not selfish and mean. They were kind and generous. They showed love.
