

Sara and Ben are twins who like to play with paper. They can fold paper into many shapes, like birds, boats and hats. They have a lot of fun making paper crafts.
One day, they find a big book of paper crafts in their room. The book has many pictures of different things they can fold. They are very excited and want to try them all.
They start to fold a cell, which is a small box with many sides. They follow the steps in the book and make a cell with red paper. They think it looks very pretty and want to show it to their mom.
They run to the kitchen, where their mom is cooking. They see a big pot on the stove, with steam coming out. They think it is water and want to put their cell in it.
They say, "Mom, look what we made! It is a cell! Can we put it in the water?"
Their mom turns around and sees them holding the paper cell. She says, "No, no, no! That is not water, that is soup! It is very spicy and hot! It will burn your cell and your fingers! You should not touch the pot, it is dangerous!"
She takes the cell from them and puts it on the table. She hugs them and says, "I am glad you are safe. I am sorry your cell is ruined. But you can make another one later. You are very good at folding paper. But you should always ask before you touch something you do not know. You should be careful and listen to your mom. Do you understand?"
Sara and Ben nod and say, "Yes, mom. We understand. We are sorry. We will be careful and listen to you. We love you."
Their mom smiles and says, "I love you too. Now, do you want to help me make some bread? You can fold the dough and make shapes with it. It is not spicy and hot, it is soft and yummy."
Sara and Ben say, "Yes, mom. We want to help you. We like to fold dough and make shapes. It is fun and tasty."
They wash their hands and go to the counter, where their mom gives them some dough. They start to fold it into different shapes, like stars, hearts and flowers. They have a lot of fun making bread crafts. They learn that folding can be fun, but they should also be careful and listen to their mom.
