

Anna and Ben like to play in the living room. They have many toys and books there. But they also like to play with the rug. The rug is big and soft and has many colors.
One day, Anna and Ben have a new idea. They decide to raise the rug and make a tent. They lift one corner of the rug and put it on the sofa. Then they lift another corner and put it on the chair. They crawl under the rug and pretend they are camping.
They have fun in their tent. They tell stories and sing songs. They use a flashlight and make shadows. They laugh and giggle.
But they are also very loud. Mom and Dad are in the kitchen. They hear the noise and wonder what is going on. They walk to the living room and see the rug on the sofa and the chair. They peek under the rug and see Anna and Ben.
"Hello, campers!" Mom says. "What are you doing under the rug?"
"We are camping, Mom!" Anna says. "We raised the rug and made a tent!"
"That's very creative, but also very loud," Dad says. "Can you please be quieter? We are trying to work."
"OK, Dad," Ben says. "We will be quieter. But can we keep the tent?"
"Sure, you can keep the tent," Mom says. "But only for today. Tomorrow, we need to put the rug back on the floor."
"OK, Mom," Anna and Ben say. They smile and hug Mom and Dad. Then they go back to their tent and play quietly. They are happy.
