

Tom and Mia are friends. They like to play with toys. One day, Tom brings a new toy to Mia's house. It is a tank. It can move and make noise.
"Look at my tank!" Tom says. "It is big and strong. I own it. It is mine."
Mia likes the tank. She wants to play with it too. She asks Tom, "Can I try your tank? Please?"
Tom shakes his head. "No, you can't. It is my tank. You have your own toys. Go play with them."
Mia feels sad and frustrated. She thinks Tom is not nice. She says, "That is not fair. You are not sharing. Sharing is good. You are being mean."
Tom does not listen. He keeps playing with his tank. He makes it go forward and backward. He makes it shoot and roar.
Mia gets angry. She grabs the tank from Tom. She says, "Give me the tank! It is my turn!"
Tom gets angry too. He pulls the tank back. He says, "No, it is not! It is my tank! Let go!"
They both tug and pull. They both yell and cry. The tank breaks. It stops moving and making noise.
Tom and Mia look at the broken tank. They feel sorry and ashamed. They wish they had shared. They say, "We are sorry. We are sorry."
