

Lily and Ben are twins. They like to play together. They have many toys, but they want more. One day, they see a big box in the living room. It has a tag that says "To Lily and Ben, from Grandma and Grandpa".
"Wow, what is in the box?" Lily asks.
"Let's open it and see!" Ben says.
They rip the paper and open the box. Inside, they find two masks. One is a lion mask, and the other is a butterfly mask. They are very pretty and colorful.
"Look, I am a lion! Roar!" Ben puts on the lion mask and pretends to chase Lily.
"Stop, Ben, you are scaring me!" Lily says. She puts on the butterfly mask and flaps her arms. "Look, I am a butterfly! I can fly!"
They run around the room, making noises and having fun. They are very happy with their masks. They thank Grandma and Grandpa for the gift.
"Can I try the lion mask?" Lily asks.
"No, it is mine!" Ben says.
"Can I try the butterfly mask?" Ben asks.
"No, it is mine!" Lily says.
They start to fight over the masks. They pull and tug and yell. They are not happy anymore.
"Hey, hey, stop that!" Mom says. She comes into the room and sees the mess. "What is going on here?"
"Lily and Ben, you are not being fair. You have to share your masks. You both received them from Grandma and Grandpa. They are for both of you. How about you take turns with the masks? You can switch every five minutes. That way, you can both enjoy them."
Lily and Ben think about it. They realize that Mom is right. They say sorry to each other and agree to share the masks. They hug and smile.
"Thank you, Mom. You are very smart and kind," they say.
"You are welcome, Lily and Ben. I love you both. Now, go and play nicely with your masks. And don't forget to clean up the paper later," Mom says.
Lily and Ben nod and run back to the box. They put on the masks and play together. They are very happy again. They have learned to be fair and to share.
