

Sara and Ben are friends. They like to play with puzzles. They have many puzzles with animals, cars, and flowers. Sara is good at puzzles. She can solve them fast. Ben is not so good. He needs more time.
One day, they find a new puzzle. It is very big and hard. It has many pieces. Sara and Ben want to try it. They start to look for the edges and the corners. Sara finds many pieces. She puts them together. Ben finds only a few pieces. He does not know where to put them.
Sara sees that Ben is sad. She says, "Ben, do you need help?" Ben nods. He says, "Yes, please. This puzzle is too hard for me. I can't solve it." Sara smiles. She says, "Don't worry, Ben. We can solve it together. You can have some of my pieces. I have too many. I will share with you. I am generous."
Ben smiles too. He says, "Thank you, Sara. You are a good friend. You are generous and kind. I will share with you too. Look, I have a piece with a lion's skin. It is yellow and brown. Do you have a piece with a lion's face?" Sara says, "Yes, I do. Here it is. Let's put them together. They match."
Sara and Ben work together. They help each other. They find more pieces. They solve the puzzle. They are happy. They hug each other. They say, "We did it! We solved the puzzle! We are a good team!" They are proud of themselves. They are friends.
