Once upon a time, in a deep, deep forest, there lived a rabbit and a bear. They were good friends and liked to play together. One day, they decided to play a game called "freeze."
"Let's take turns," said the rabbit. "When I say 'freeze,' you stop moving. When you say 'freeze,' I stop moving."
"Okay," said the bear. "That sounds fun!"
They started to play. The rabbit hopped around and the bear stomped his big feet. The rabbit said, "Freeze!" The bear stopped moving. He stood very still. The rabbit laughed and hopped around him.
Then, it was the bear's turn. He said, "Freeze!" The rabbit stopped hopping and stood very still. The bear laughed and stomped around the rabbit.
After playing for a while, they sat down to rest. The rabbit said, "I like this game. What is your opinion?"
The bear thought for a moment and said, "I like it too. It's fun to play with you."
And so, the rabbit and the bear played "freeze" many more times in the deep, deep forest, always having lots of fun together.
