

Anna and Ben are twins. They like to play with their new toys. They have a lot of cars, dolls, blocks and books. They also have a big box of cards with pictures on them.
One day, they decide to play a game with the cards. They spread them on the floor, face down. They take turns to flip two cards and see if they match. If they match, they keep them. If they don't, they put them back.
"Look, I found two cats!" Anna says, showing her cards to Ben. "They are both black and white. They match!"
"Good job, Anna!" Ben says. "Now it's my turn. I hope I find two dogs. I like dogs."
He flips two cards and sees a dog and a bird. They don't match. He makes a sad face and puts them back.
"Try again, Ben!" Anna says. "You can do it!"
They keep playing until there are no more cards left. They count how many pairs they have. Anna has six pairs and Ben has five pairs.
"Anna, you win!" Ben says. "You have more matches than me. You are good at this game."
"Thank you, Ben!" Anna says. "But you are good too. You have a lot of matches. And you are a good brother. Do you want to play again?"
"Yes, please!" Ben says. "But first, let's put the cards back in the box. And then, let's open a new book and read a story. I like stories."
"Me too!" Anna says. "Let's go!"
They put the cards in the box and run to their bookshelf. They pick a new book with colorful pictures and sit on the couch. They open the book and read the story together. They are happy. They love to play and learn with each other. They are twins. They match.
