

Sara and Tom were twins who liked to play together. One day, they found a big box in the garage. They decided to make it into a house. They cut out windows and a door, and drew pictures on the walls. They put a blanket inside and some toys. They were very happy with their house.
But soon they started to argue. Sara wanted to play dance in the house, but Tom wanted to play cars. They both wanted the blanket for themselves. They shouted and pulled and pushed. The house began to fall apart.
"Stop it!" said Mom, who heard the noise. "You are ruining your house and your fun. Why can't you settle and share?"
Sara and Tom looked at each other. They felt sorry for being mean. They said sorry to each other and to Mom. They decided to take turns playing dance and cars. They fixed their house and put the blanket in the middle. They hugged and smiled.
Mom was proud of them. She said, "That's better. You are good twins. You know how to settle and share. That's how you make a happy house and a happy family." She gave them a kiss and a cookie.
Sara and Tom learned a lesson. They learned that being lazy and selfish is not good. They learned that being kind and generous is better. They learned that settling and sharing is the best way to play. They had a lot of fun in their house. They played dance and cars and many other games. They were happy twins.
