

Anna and Ben were playing with blocks in the living room. They liked to build towers and bridges and castles with the blocks. They had many colors and shapes of blocks to choose from.
Anna wanted to make the tallest tower ever. She stacked the blocks as high as she could, but she needed more. She saw a big box of blocks on the shelf. She asked Ben to help her lift the box.
"Ben, can you help me lift the box? I want more blocks for my tower," she said.
Ben nodded and went to the shelf. He tried to lift the box, but it was too heavy for him. He pulled and pushed, but the box did not move. He felt frustrated and angry.
He decided to use a chair to reach the box. He dragged the chair to the shelf and climbed on it. He grabbed the box and tried to lift it again. But he lost his balance and fell off the chair. The box fell with him and hit the floor. The blocks spilled out of the box and made a loud noise.
Anna and Ben were both scared by the noise. They looked at the mess of blocks and the broken box. They heard their mom coming to the living room. They knew they were in trouble. They felt ashamed of what they had done.
"What happened here?" their mom asked in a stern voice. She saw the chair, the box, and the blocks. She saw Anna and Ben hiding behind the couch. She was shocked by the scene.
"Anna, Ben, come here right now," she said. "You need to explain what you were doing and why you made such a mess. And you need to apologize and clean up."
Anna and Ben came out of their hiding place. They looked at their mom with sad eyes. They said they were sorry and that they just wanted to play with the blocks. They said they would help to clean up.
Their mom was not happy, but she was also glad that they were not hurt. She hugged them and said she loved them. She said they should not lift things that were too heavy for them. She said they should ask for help and be careful. She said they should not use the chair to climb on the shelf. She said they should respect their toys and not break them.
Anna and Ben nodded and said they understood. They said they would not do it again. They helped their mom to pick up the blocks and put them back in the box. They learned their lesson and felt better. They decided to play with something else. They still liked the blocks, but they did not want to lift the box anymore.
