

Sara liked to do yoga with her mom. Yoga was fun and made her feel good. She liked to stretch and bend and breathe. She had a pink mat and a fancy water bottle.
But one day, Sara saw her brother Max playing with his cars. He had a big track and a lot of cars that made noises and lights. Sara wanted to play with them too. She asked Max if she could join him.
"No, go away!" Max said. "These are my cars. You are too little and you will break them. Go do your boring yoga."
Sara felt sad and angry. She did not like Max being mean to her. She did not want to do yoga anymore. She wanted to play with the cars. She decided to quit yoga and take Max's cars.
She waited until Max went to the bathroom. Then she ran to his room and grabbed some of his cars. She tried to make them go on the track, but they did not work. She pushed harder and harder, but they only got stuck and fell off.
Max came back and saw what Sara was doing. He yelled at her and tried to take his cars back. Sara did not want to give them up. They started to fight and pull and tug.
Mom heard the noise and came to see what was wrong. She saw Sara and Max fighting over the cars. She saw the track broken and the cars scattered. She saw Sara's pink mat and fancy water bottle on the floor.
She was not happy. She told Sara and Max to stop fighting and to apologize to each other. She told Sara that she should not quit yoga and take Max's cars. She told Max that he should not be mean to Sara and share his cars. She told them that they should both try to do something they both liked.
Sara and Max felt sorry for what they did. They said they were sorry and hugged each other. They decided to do something they both liked. They asked Mom if they could do yoga with her. Mom smiled and said yes. They got their mats and water bottles and followed Mom's moves. They stretched and bent and breathed. They had fun and felt good. They did not fight anymore.
