

Anna and Ben are twins. They share a bedroom. They like to play with their toys and books. But sometimes they fight over them.
One day, Anna wants to play with the big red truck. But Ben has it. He says, "No, it is mine. You play with the doll."
Anna says, "No, I want the truck. You had it yesterday. Give it to me."
They pull and tug on the truck. They are both angry. They do not listen to each other.
Then, Ben pushes Anna. Anna falls on the floor. She cries. She hurts her knee.
Mom hears the noise. She is alert. She runs to the bedroom. She sees Anna and Ben. She is not happy.
She says, "What is going on here? Why are you pushing and crying? You need to share and be kind."
She helps Anna up. She hugs her. She puts a band-aid on her knee. She says, "I'm sorry you got hurt, Anna. Ben, you should not push your sister. That is not nice. You need to say sorry."
Ben feels bad. He says, "I'm sorry, Anna. I was wrong. Do you want to play with the truck?"
Anna says, "It's okay, Ben. I forgive you. Yes, I want to play with the truck. But we can take turns. You can play with the doll, too."
Mom smiles. She says, "That's better. I'm glad you are making up. Now, play nicely and have fun."
She leaves the bedroom. Anna and Ben hug. They play with the truck and the doll. They are happy. They are friends.
