

Lily and Ben are friends. They like to play with cars and trucks. They have many cars and trucks in a big box. One day, they want to play with the same truck. It is a big yellow truck that can carry oil.
Lily says, "I want the yellow truck. It is mine. I saw it first." Ben says, "No, I want the yellow truck. It is mine. I like it more." They both pull the yellow truck. They do not want to yield. They do not want to share.
The yellow truck breaks. The oil spills out. Lily and Ben are sad. They cry. They wish they did not break the yellow truck. They wish they did not fight.
Mom comes and sees the mess. She is not glad. She says, "What happened here? Why did you break the yellow truck? Why did you spill the oil? Why did you not yield and share?"
Lily and Ben are sorry. They say, "We are sorry, Mom. We were selfish. We did not yield and share. We broke the yellow truck. We spilled the oil. We are sorry."
Mom says, "I am glad you are sorry. But you need to learn to yield and share. You need to be kind to each other. You need to take care of your toys. Now, help me clean up the mess. Then, you can play with another truck. But you have to yield and share."
Lily and Ben nod. They help Mom clean up the mess. They say sorry to each other. They hug. They choose another truck. They yield and share. They are glad. They play with the truck. They are friends.
