

Tom and Sam are friends. They like to play with cars and trucks. They have many cars and trucks in a big box. They share the box and take turns.
One day, Tom sees a new car in the box. It is red and shiny. It has a zipper on the back. Tom thinks the zipper is cool. He wants to play with the new car.
"Can I have the new car?" Tom asks Sam.
"No, I want the new car," Sam says. "It is mine. I got it from my mom."
Tom and Sam disagree. They both want the new car. They pull the car from each other. They are angry and sad.
"Stop!" a voice says. It is their teacher, Miss Lee. She sees Tom and Sam fighting. She is not happy.
"Tom, Sam, what are you doing?" Miss Lee asks. "Why are you fighting?"
Tom and Sam tell Miss Lee about the new car. They both say it is theirs.
Miss Lee shakes her head. She says, "You need to share the new car. It is not nice to fight. How about you take turns? Tom can play with the new car for five minutes, then Sam can play with it for five minutes. Is that fair?"
Tom and Sam think about it. They nod. They say, "Okay, Miss Lee. We will share the new car. We are sorry."
Miss Lee smiles. She says, "Good. I am glad you are friends again. Now, go and play nicely."
Tom and Sam hug each other. They say, "We are sorry, too. We are still friends."
They go and play with the new car. They take turns. They have fun. They like the zipper. They zip and unzip it. They make vroom vroom sounds. They are happy.
