

Tim and Sam are brothers. They like to play with cars and trucks. One day, they find a big brown case in the garage. They open it and see many new cars and trucks inside. They are very happy and want to play with them.
But Tim and Sam have a problem. They both want the same car. It is red and shiny and has a loud horn. Tim says, "I saw it first. It is mine. You can have another one." Sam says, "No, it is mine. I like it more. You can have another one." They start to pull and push the car. They are very angry and loud.
Mom hears them and comes to the garage. She sees the big brown case and the new cars and trucks. She sees Tim and Sam fighting over the red car. She is not happy. She says, "Stop it, boys. These are not your cars and trucks. These are for the toy store. Dad ordered them for his work. You can not play with them. You have to put them back in the case."
Tim and Sam are very sad and sorry. They did not know that the cars and trucks were not for them. They say, "We are sorry, Mom. We did not know. We will put them back in the case." They put the cars and trucks back in the case. They close it and say, "Bye, cars and trucks. Maybe we will see you at the toy store."
Mom says, "It is okay, boys. I know you like cars and trucks. But you have to ask before you play with something that is not yours. And you have to share and be nice to each other. Why don't you go and play with your own cars and trucks in your room?" Tim and Sam say, "Okay, Mom. We will. Thank you." They hug Mom and go to their room. They play with their own cars and trucks. They are happy and quiet.
