

Tim and Mia are twins. They like to play with their toys in the yard. Tim has a red motorcycle that makes noise. Mia has a blue bucket and a shovel. She likes to fill the bucket with sand and make castles.
One day, Tim wants to play with Mia's bucket. He says, "Mia, can I have your bucket? I want to fill it with water and wash my motorcycle."
Mia says, "No, Tim. This is my bucket. You have your motorcycle. Go play with it."
Tim gets angry. He says, "But I want to fill the bucket. You are not nice. You are mean."
Mia gets angry too. She says, "No, you are mean. You always want my things. Go away."
Tim and Mia start to fight. They push and pull the bucket. The bucket falls and the sand spills. Tim and Mia are both frustrated. They cry and scream.
Mom hears the noise. She comes to the yard. She sees Tim and Mia fighting. She says, "Stop, stop. What is going on? Why are you fighting?"
Tim and Mia tell Mom what happened. Mom says, "Tim, Mia, you are twins. You should share and play nicely. You have many toys. You can take turns with the bucket and the motorcycle. Or you can play together and help each other. How about that?"
Tim and Mia think for a moment. They say, "Okay, Mom. We are sorry. We will share and play nicely."
Mom smiles. She says, "Good. I am glad. Now, how about we fill the bucket with water and wash the motorcycle together? And then we can make a big sand castle with the shovel. Does that sound fun?"
Tim and Mia nod. They say, "Yes, Mom. That sounds fun."
They hug Mom and each other. They take the bucket and the motorcycle and go to the faucet. They fill the bucket with water and wash the motorcycle. They make it shiny and clean. Then they go to the sand pit and make a big sand castle with the shovel. They decorate it with shells and stones. They have fun and laugh. They are not frustrated anymore. They are happy.
