

Anna and Ben are friends. They like to play in the garden. One day, they see some red berries on a bush. They want to eat them.
"Look, Ben, berries!" Anna says. "They are so red and shiny. Can we have some?"
"I don't know, Anna. Maybe they are not good for us. Maybe they are sour or bitter. Or maybe they have bugs on them." Ben says.
Anna picks a berry and smells it. It smells sweet and fresh. She shows it to Ben.
"It smells good, Ben. And it looks clean. I think we can eat it." Anna says.
Ben is not sure. He looks at the berry. He sees a tiny spot of dirt on it.
"Wait, Anna. We should wash the berries first. Dirt is not good for us. It can make us sick. Come, let's go to the tap and wash them." Ben says.
Anna agrees. She puts the berry back on the bush. She and Ben pick some more berries. They are careful not to drop them. They run to the tap and wash the berries. The water is cold and clear. The berries are wet and shiny. They look even more yummy.
Anna and Ben sit on the grass and eat the berries. They are sweet and juicy. They make their mouths red. They laugh and giggle. They are happy and lively. They share the berries and enjoy them. They are good friends.
