

Lily likes to work in the garden with her mom. She has a small bucket and a shovel. She digs holes and puts seeds in them. Mom says the seeds will grow into flowers and vegetables.
One day, Lily sees a big bucket by the fence. It is open and full of water. Lily wonders what is in the water. She walks over and looks inside. She sees some fish swimming and some frogs jumping. Lily thinks they are cute and funny.
Lily wants to play with the fish and the frogs. She puts her shovel in the bucket and tries to scoop them out. But the fish and the frogs are too fast and slippery. They splash and swim away from the shovel. Lily gets wet and frustrated.
Mom sees what Lily is doing and comes over. She tells Lily that the bucket is not for playing. It is for the neighbor's pond. The neighbor is moving the fish and the frogs to a new home. Mom says Lily should not bother them. They are scared and need to be calm.
Lily feels sorry for the fish and the frogs. She says sorry and puts the shovel down. She asks Mom if she can help the neighbor with the bucket. Mom says yes and they go to the neighbor's house. Lily helps to carry the bucket and pour the water into the pond. The fish and the frogs are happy and safe. Lily is happy too. She likes to work and help.
