

Sam likes to play with his toy motorcycle. He makes it zoom and vroom on the floor. He pretends he is a big rider. He likes the red and blue colors of his motorcycle. He thinks it is very pretty.
One day, his cousin Lily comes to visit. She sees his motorcycle and wants to play with it too. She asks Sam, "Can I have a turn?" Sam does not want to share. He says, "No, it is mine!" He holds his motorcycle tight.
Lily is sad. She says, "Please, Sam, just for a little bit. I like your motorcycle. It is so pretty." Sam still does not want to share. He says, "No, go away!" He turns his back to Lily.
Lily feels angry. She tries to grab his motorcycle. She says, "Give it to me!" Sam resists. He says, "No, stop it!" They pull and tug on the motorcycle. They start to cry.
Mom hears them and comes to see what is wrong. She sees them fighting over the motorcycle. She says, "What is going on here? Why are you not sharing?" Sam and Lily look at Mom. They feel ashamed. They say, "Sorry, Mom."
Mom says, "It is okay to say sorry, but you also need to learn to share. Sharing is caring. How about you take turns playing with the motorcycle? You can each have five minutes. Then you can switch. Does that sound fair?" Sam and Lily nod. They say, "Okay, Mom."
Mom smiles. She says, "Good. Now, let's play nicely. Who wants to go first?" Sam says, "Me!" Lily says, "Me too!" Mom says, "How about we flip a coin? Heads, Sam goes first. Tails, Lily goes first. Ready?" Sam and Lily say, "Yes!" Mom flips the coin. It lands on heads. Sam says, "Yay!" Lily says, "Aw!" Mom says, "Don't worry, Lily. You will have your turn soon. Sam, you have five minutes. Then you have to give the motorcycle to Lily. Okay?" Sam says, "Okay." He plays with his motorcycle. He says, "Zoom, vroom!" Lily watches. She waits for her turn. She says, "It is so pretty."
