

Sara and Ben were playing with their blocks. They wanted to build a big castle with towers and walls and a gate. They worked hard and helped each other. They put the blocks on top of each other and made shapes and patterns.
"Look, our castle is almost done!" Sara said. "We just need a flag for the top."
"I have a red cloth we can use," Ben said. He ran to his room and came back with the cloth. He tied it to a stick and put it on the highest tower. "There, now it looks like a real castle!"
Sara and Ben were very proud of their castle. They clapped their hands and cheered. "Yay, we did it!" they said.
Mom and Dad heard the noise and came to see what they were doing. They saw the castle and smiled. They were happy that Sara and Ben played nicely and shared their blocks. They also clapped their hands and praised them.
"Wow, what a beautiful castle you made!" Mom said. "You are very creative and clever."
"And you are very obedient and kind," Dad said. "You followed the rules and cleaned up your mess."
Sara and Ben hugged Mom and Dad. They felt good and loved. They learned that building a castle was fun, but building a family was even better.
