

Sara and Ben are playing with their toys. They have many toys of different colors and shapes. Sara likes to sort her toys by color. She puts the red toys in one pile, the blue toys in another pile, and so on. Ben likes to sort his toys by shape. He puts the round toys in one pile, the square toys in another pile, and so on.
"Look, Sara, I sorted my toys by shape. Do you like it?" Ben asks.
"Yes, Ben, I like it. It is good to sort your toys. It makes them neat and easy to find. Look, I sorted my toys by color. Do you like it?" Sara replies.
"Yes, Sara, I like it. It is good to sort your toys. It makes them pretty and fun to see. Can we play with each other's toys?" Ben asks.
"Sure, Ben, we can play with each other's toys. But we have to be careful. Some of your toys are hot. They need batteries to work. If you touch them too much, they can burn you. And some of my toys are fragile. They can break if you drop them or hit them. We have to be gentle with them." Sara says.
"OK, Sara, I will be careful with your toys. And you will be careful with my toys. We will share and play nicely. We are good friends." Ben says.
They smile and hug each other. Then they start to play with their toys. They have a lot of fun sorting and swapping their toys. They are happy.
