

Ben and Mia are twins. They like to play with their toys and books. One day, they find a big map in their dad's office. The map has many colors and shapes. They think it is a map of the land.
"Look, Ben, this is where we live," Mia says, pointing to a red shape. "And this is where grandma lives," she says, pointing to a blue shape.
"Wow, this map is so cool," Ben says. "I wonder what is in the other shapes. Maybe there are animals or treasures or castles."
They decide to pretend they are explorers. They take their backpacks and hats and a magnifying glass. They start to walk around the map, looking at the different shapes.
"Here is a green shape. It looks like a forest," Mia says. "Maybe there are monkeys or birds or snakes."
"Here is a yellow shape. It looks like a desert," Ben says. "Maybe there are camels or cacti or sand."
They keep walking until they reach a purple shape. It looks like a mountain. They see something shiny on top of it.
"Look, Mia, there is something sparkling. Maybe it is a jewel or a star or a crown," Ben says.
"Let's go and see," Mia says. "Maybe it belongs to a king or a queen or a fairy."
They climb the mountain, using the map as a ladder. They reach the top and see a big pile of coins and gems and pearls. They think it is the most beautiful thing they have ever seen. They think they are very wealthy.
"Wow, Ben, we found a treasure," Mia says. "We are so lucky and brave and smart."
"Yes, Mia, we are," Ben says. "But we have to share it with our family and friends and the people who need it."
They agree to share the treasure. They fill their backpacks with some of the coins and gems and pearls. They leave the rest on the mountain. They climb down and run to their dad's office. They show him the treasure and tell him their story. He smiles and hugs them. He thinks they are very creative and kind and generous. He thinks he is very proud and happy and lucky.
