No bitting, no bitting, no bitting 

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Once upon a time, there were five friends named Austin, Mary, Rose, Henry, and Sally. They loved playing together and having fun, but sometimes they got into situations where they felt angry or upset. 

In those moments, they would sometimes think about biting. But they soon learned that biting is not a good choice. 

Let's find out how they discovered better ways to handle their feelings.


One sunny day, Austin wanted to play with a toy, but Mary took it from him. Austin felt angry and wanted to bite, but he remembered what his teacher said. She said, "No biting, no biting, no biting. 

Austin said, "That's not nice. I was playing with that. Give it back or I'm telling"


Another time, Rose pushed Henry out of line for the slide. Henry felt frustrated and wanted to bite, but he remembered what the teacher said, She said “No biting, no biting, no biting.”  

Henry said, “No fair! I was there first!  Good thing for you that there is no biting.”
Rose said she was sorry and let Henry go first. 


Then Sally got upset when Austin grabbed her favorite book. She thought about biting, but then she remembered what the teacher said, no biting, no biting, no biting!" 

She said, "It's my special book and ask for it back nicely." Austin gave it back and said “Sorry”. 


A little later Henry was playing with a toy when Austin wanted it. Austin felt mad, but he knew what to do. He said, "No biting, Henry. Let's take turns and share our toys. We can play together and have fun." Henry said ok and they did. 

 

One day, Mary accidentally stepped on Rose's foot. Rose felt pain and thought about biting, but she remembered what her teacher said, “No biting, no biting, no biting.”  Rose said, “That hurts.” Mary Said, “Sorry Rose” and there was no biting. "I'll be more careful next time."


As the friends learned, they realized that biting hurts and is not the right way to handle their feelings. They discovered that using words, sharing, and being kind to each other were better choices.

From that day forward, Austin, Mary, Rose, Henry, and Sally always remembered, “No biting, no biting, no biting” was what the teacher said.

They all agreed to be kind and find better ways to solve their problems."


And so, their friendship grew stronger, and they lived happily ever after, always remembering to choose kindness and use their words to express their feelings.


The End.

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