

Jill and Ben were twins who liked to play with blocks. They had many blocks of different colors and shapes. They could build houses, towers, bridges and anything they wanted. But they had a problem. Jill liked to complete her blocks and make them stable. Ben liked to knock down his blocks and make them fall.
One day, they were playing in their room. Jill was making a big house with a roof and a door. Ben was making a tall tower with no base. He wanted to see how high he could go. Jill said, "Ben, be careful. Your tower is not stable. It will fall down and break my house." Ben said, "No, it won't. My tower is the best. I don't care about your house. It is boring."
Jill felt sad and angry. She worked hard to complete her house. She wanted Ben to like it and play with her. But Ben only cared about his tower. He did not share or help. He was selfish and rude.
Suddenly, a strong wind blew through the window. It made the blocks shake and wobble. Ben's tower was not stable. It fell down with a loud crash. It hit Jill's house and broke it too. All the blocks were scattered on the floor. Jill and Ben were shocked and scared. They cried and hugged each other.
They realized they had made a big mistake. They had wasted their blocks and hurt their feelings. They had not been good siblings. They said they were sorry and asked for forgiveness. They decided to work together and rebuild their blocks. They made a new house and a new tower. They made them stable and complete. They played and had fun. They learned to be kind and respectful. They were happy and proud.
The moral of the story is: Be careful with your words and actions. They can affect others and yourself. Share and help. Be kind and respectful. Work together and complete your tasks. You will have more fun and happiness.
