

Lisa and Tom are friends. They go to the same class. They like to play and learn together. One day, their teacher says they can pick a book to read. Lisa and Tom are happy. They run to the bookshelf.
"Look, Tom, this book has a big red car on the cover. I like cars. Can we read this one?" Lisa asks.
"OK, Lisa, but be careful. The book is high up. You need to reach for it," Tom says.
Lisa nods. She stands on her toes and stretches her arm. She tries to grab the book. But the book is too far. Lisa slips and falls. She bumps her head on the floor. She starts to cry.
"Ow, ow, ow! That hurts!" Lisa says.
Tom is scared. He runs to Lisa and hugs her. He says sorry. He calls the teacher. The teacher comes and helps Lisa. She puts a band-aid on her head. She gives her a hug and a kiss.
"Lisa, are you OK? You were brave. But next time, please ask for help when you want to pick a book that is high up. You could get hurt," the teacher says.
Lisa nods. She says thank you. She feels better. She smiles at Tom. Tom smiles back. They pick another book that is low down. They sit on the carpet and read together. They are still friends. They are happy.
