

Anna and Ben like to play with puzzles. They have many puzzles with different pictures. They can solve the puzzles by finding the right pieces and putting them together.
One day, they find a new puzzle in the toy box. It has a picture of a big lion. They want to solve the puzzle and see the lion. They take out the pieces and start to look for the ones that match.
But some of the pieces are broken. They have cracks and holes. Anna and Ben are sad. They cannot solve the puzzle with broken pieces.
"Maybe we can fix them with glue," Ben says. He remembers that Mom has glue in the drawer. He runs to get it.
He comes back with a bottle of glue. He tries to put some glue on the broken pieces. But the glue is weak. It does not stick well. The pieces fall apart again.
"This glue is no good," Ben says. He throws the bottle away.
Anna has an idea. She says, "Maybe we can use tape instead of glue. Tape is strong. It can hold the pieces together."
She finds some tape in the box. She cuts some pieces of tape and puts them on the broken pieces. The tape sticks well. The pieces do not fall apart.
Anna and Ben are happy. They can solve the puzzle with tape. They finish the puzzle and see the lion. The lion looks good, even with some tape on it.
They show the puzzle to Mom. Mom smiles and says, "You did a great job. You solved the puzzle and fixed the pieces. You are very smart and creative."
