

Ben and Mia are playing with blocks. They like to build towers and houses and cars. Mia has a screw that she found in the garage. She thinks it is shiny and cool. She puts it on top of her tower.
Ben sees the screw and wants it. He thinks it is his. He says, "Give me that screw, Mia. It is mine. I saw it first." Mia says, "No, Ben. It is mine. I found it. It is on my tower." They start to argue.
Ben tries to grab the screw, but Mia holds it tight. Ben gets angry and pushes Mia. Mia falls down and cries. The tower falls down too and the blocks scatter. The screw rolls away.
Mom hears the noise and comes to see what is wrong. She sees Ben and Mia on the floor. She sees the blocks and the screw. She is not happy. She says, "What happened here? Why are you pushing and crying? Why do you have a screw?"
Ben and Mia feel sorry. They say, "We are sorry, Mom. We were fighting over the screw. We both wanted it. We forgot to share and be nice." Mom says, "The screw is not a toy. It is dangerous. You could hurt yourself or break something. You should not play with it. You should play with your blocks. They are safe and fun. And you should share and be nice to each other. That is how you make friends and have a good time."
Mom takes the screw and puts it away. She helps Ben and Mia pick up the blocks. She gives them a hug and a kiss. She says, "I love you, Ben and Mia. You are my lively and lovely children. Now, let's play together and have some fun." Ben and Mia smile and nod. They say, "We love you, Mom. We are sorry. We will play together and have some fun." They hug and kiss Mom. They start to build a new tower with their blocks. They share and be nice. They are happy.
