

Tom and Jen are twins. They like to play in the park. One day, they see a big slide. They want to go on it.
"Let's go on the slide!" Tom says.
"OK, but be careful!" Jen says.
They run to the slide. Tom goes first. He twists his body as he slides down. He thinks it is fun. Jen goes after him. She twists her body too. But she twists too much. She falls off the slide. She hurts her arm. She cries.
"Ow, ow, ow!" Jen says.
Tom hears her cry. He runs to her. He sees her arm. It is red and swollen.
"I'm sorry, Jen!" Tom says. "Are you OK?"
"No, I'm not OK!" Jen says. "You made me twist too much! You are a bad brother!"
Tom feels sad. He did not mean to make Jen twist too much. He wants to help her. He sees a lemonade stand nearby. He has some coins in his pocket. He goes to the stand. He buys a cup of lemonade. He brings it to Jen.
"Here, Jen, drink this!" Tom says. "It will make you feel better!"
Jen takes the cup. She drinks the lemonade. But it is very sour. She makes a face. She spits it out.
"Yuck, yuck, yuck!" Jen says. "This is the worst lemonade ever! You are a bad brother!"
Tom feels worse. He did not know the lemonade was sour. He wanted to make Jen happy. He does not know what to do.
A lady sees them. She is a nurse. She works at the park. She comes to them. She sees Jen's arm. She has a bandage and some ice. She puts the bandage and the ice on Jen's arm. She smiles at them.
"Hello, children!" the lady says. "What happened?"
Tom tells her what happened. He says he is sorry. He says he loves Jen. Jen stops crying. She sees Tom's face. He looks sad. She feels sorry too. She says she loves Tom. She says she is sorry. She says he is a good brother.
The lady hugs them. She says they are good children. She says they should be careful on the slide. She says they should be kind to each other. She says they should share the lemonade. She gives them another cup of lemonade. It is sweet and cold. They drink it. They smile.
The end.
Moral value: Be careful on the slide. Be kind to your siblings. Share the lemonade.
