Marshall, Shelley

Molly does not obey when her dad tells her and Ben to quit bouncing on the couch and she breaks her crown and then tries to avoid letting her dad know the truth about how it got broken.

Ben does not want to share his cookie with his friend Molly, but when he sees how generous others are being with him, he changes his mind.

Ben's mom is too busy to take him to his friend Molly's house, so he gathers up his courage and rides his bike to Molly's by himself--with mom's supervision.

Molly is upset when her mom tells her to make her bed and gets sent to her room where she gets so involved looking for lost toys that she decides cleaning up is a good idea.

Ben's mom is too busy to take him to his friend Molly's house, so he gathers up his courage and rides his bike to Molly's by himself--with mom's supervision.

Ben does not want to share his cookie with his friend Molly, but when he sees how generous others are being with him, he changes his mind.

Ben writes a letter to tell his nana that he loves her as part of his class's project to do one hundred acts of kindness.

Molly does not obey when her dad tells her and Ben to quit bouncing on the couch and she breaks her crown and then tries to avoid letting her dad know the truth about how it got broken.

Introduces the concept of punctuality through a story in which Molly and Ben miss the bus because she is running late.

Molly is upset when her mom tells her to make her bed and gets sent to her room where she gets so involved looking for lost toys that she decides cleaning up is a good idea.