

Anna liked to draw with her crayons. She had many colors and shapes on her paper. She was happy and proud of her art. But then she saw a big mistake. She had drawn a blue sun instead of a yellow one. She wanted to fix it, but she did not have a yellow crayon.
She looked around and saw an eraser on the table. It was enormous, bigger than her hand. She thought it could erase her blue sun. She grabbed it and rubbed it on her paper. But nothing happened. The blue sun was still there. She rubbed harder and harder, but the eraser did not work.
She was confused and sad. She asked her mom, who was sitting next to her. "Mom, why does this eraser not erase?" She showed her mom the eraser and the paper.
Her mom smiled and hugged her. "That is not an eraser, my dear. That is a sponge. It is for cleaning, not for erasing. It can make things wet, but not vanish. If you want to erase something, you need a different kind of eraser. Like this one." She gave Anna a small pink eraser that fit in her hand.
Anna tried the pink eraser on her paper. It worked! The blue sun vanished and left a white space. Anna was happy and thanked her mom. She found a yellow crayon and drew a new sun. She liked her art again. She learned that not all things that look like erasers are erasers. And that sometimes, mistakes can be fixed.
