

Tim and Sue are friends. They like to play with toys and books. One day, they find a big map in the library. The map shows many nations. Nations are places where people live and have different names.
"Look, this is our nation. It is called Canada. It is big and cold and has many trees," Tim says.
"And this is my nation. It is called China. It is far and big and has many people," Sue says.
They point to other nations and learn their names. They have fun with the map.
But then, Tim sees a nation he does not like. It is called France. It is small and has a funny shape. Tim thinks it is silly.
"I do not like this nation. It is bad and ugly. I will bite it," Tim says.
He opens his mouth and tries to bite the map. Sue is shocked and angry.
"No, Tim, no! You cannot bite the map. That is rude and mean. You will hurt the map and the people in the nation. You have to be nice and respectful," Sue says.
She pulls the map away from Tim and scolds him. Tim feels ashamed and sorry. He realizes he was wrong.
"I am sorry, Sue. I was silly and mean. I will not bite the map again. I will be nice and respectful. I want to learn more about the nations and the people. Can you teach me?" Tim says.
Sue smiles and forgives him. She is happy that Tim learned his lesson. She teaches him more about the nations and the people. They share their stories and cultures. They become better friends.
The moral of the story is: Do not bite what you do not like. Be nice and respectful to others. Learn from your mistakes and grow.
