One day, a boy named Tim found a big piece of paper. He wanted to draw a picture for his mom. He was anxious because he wanted it to be perfect. Tim asked his sister, Sally, to help him.
"Can you help me draw a picture for mom?" Tim asked. Sally said, "Yes, I will help you!" They started to draw and color the picture. They drew a big sun, a house, and a happy family. But then, something unexpected happened.
Sally accidentally broke the crayon in half. Tim was upset. "Now we can't finish the picture!" he cried. Sally thought for a moment and then had an idea. "We can still use the broken crayon to finish the picture," she said. They used the broken crayon to draw more things, like flowers and trees.
In the end, the picture looked even better than before. Tim and Sally gave the picture to their mom, who loved it. She hung it on the fridge for everyone to see. Tim learned that even when things break, they can still be useful and make something beautiful.
