

Lily and Ben were playing with a big box of toys. They liked to make different things with the pieces. Lily made a house, and Ben made a car. They were having fun.
Then, Lily saw a shiny piece that looked like a star. She wanted to use it for her house. But Ben saw it too, and he wanted to use it for his car. They both reached for the piece at the same time.
"Mine!" Lily said.
"No, mine!" Ben said.
They pulled the piece from each other, and it broke in half. They both felt sad and angry.
"Look what you did!" Lily said.
"You did it!" Ben said.
They started to cry.
Then, they heard a voice. It was their teacher, Miss Rose. She came to see what was wrong.
"What happened, children?" she asked.
They told her about the piece and how they both wanted it and how it broke.
Miss Rose looked at the piece. She smiled.
"I have an idea," she said. "Why don't you share the piece and make something new together?"
She showed them how to spin the piece on a stick. It made a pretty sound and a bright light.
"Wow!" Lily and Ben said.
They liked the spinning piece. They decided to make a windmill with it. They used some paper and glue and other pieces. They worked together and helped each other.
They finished their windmill and put it on the window. It spun and shone in the sun.
They were happy.
"Thank you, Miss Rose," they said.
"You're welcome, children," she said. "You are very kind to share and cooperate. That's what friends do."
