

Sara and Ben are friends. They like to play with their scooters. One day, they go to the park with their moms. The park has a big path for scooters.
"Can I lead the way?" Sara asks Ben.
"Okay, you can lead," Ben says. He is cheerful. He likes to follow Sara.
Sara and Ben ride their scooters fast. They go past trees and flowers and birds. They say hello to other kids. They have fun.
But then, Sara sees a big hill. She is scared. She does not want to go down the hill.
"Ben, I don't want to go down the hill," Sara says. She stops her scooter.
Ben stops his scooter too. He sees that Sara is scared. He is kind.
"Don't worry, Sara. I will help you. We can go down the hill slowly. I will hold your hand," Ben says.
Sara smiles. She is happy. She trusts Ben.
"Thank you, Ben. You are a good friend," Sara says.
They hold hands and go down the hill slowly. They are careful. They are brave.
They reach the bottom of the hill. They are proud. They hug each other.
They ride their scooters back to their moms. They tell them about their adventure. Their moms are proud too. They give them hugs and kisses.
Sara and Ben are friends. They like to play with their scooters. They are cheerful.
