Liam opened his backpack. “I can’t find my wallet.” “You dropped it in the car,” said Dad. “Oh, really?” said Liam. “Yes, I saw it under the seat,” said Mom. Who said, “You dropped it in the car.”

“The cake smells amazing,” said Lily, walking into the kitchen. “Don’t touch it yet,” said Mom, laughing. “Just one bite,” begged Tom. Dad smiled, “After dinner, everyone.” Who said, “Just one bite.”

The family was at the train station. “Where are the tickets?” asked Dad. “I put them in my bag,” said Mom. “No, I have them,” said Alex, waving the tickets. “You scared me!” said Mom, laughing. Who said, “Where are the tickets?”

The students were decorating the classroom. “I’ll hang the balloons,” said Zoe. “I can draw the sign,” said Max. “Let’s add some music,” said Emma. “Good idea,” said Ben, turning on the speaker. Who said, “I can draw the sign.”

“I forgot my homework again,” said Ryan quietly. “You can borrow my notes,” said Ava. “Thanks, Ava,” said Ryan. “Next time, set an alarm,” said Tom. Who said, “You can borrow my notes.”

Noah looked at the dark clouds. “It’s going to rain soon,” he said. “Then let’s go inside,” said Ella. “I’ll close the windows,” said Liam, running to the living room. “Good thinking,” said Ava. Who said, “I’ll close the windows.”

Ella looked at her phone. “It’s already five o’clock!” “We’re going to be late,” said Mia. “Let’s take a taxi,” said Ben. “No, walking is faster,” said Jack, pointing at the shortcut. Who said, “We’re going to be late.”

The bus stopped suddenly. “Whoa!” said Emma, holding the seat. “Are you okay?” asked Leo. “I’m fine,” said Emma. “That was scary!” “I almost dropped my drink,” said Mia. Who said, “Are you okay?”

The rain started to fall harder. “Let’s run to that tree,” said Mia. “Wait, my bag is open!” shouted Jack. “I’ll help you close it,” said Zoe. “Thanks!” said Jack, smiling. Who said, “I’ll help you close it.”

“Do you know this song?” asked Amy. “Yes, it’s my favorite!” said Ben. “Let’s sing together,” said Lily, clapping her hands. “I’ll play the guitar,” said Tom. Who said, “Let’s sing together.”

Ben looked at his drawing. “It’s not very good,” he sighed. “I think it’s nice,” said Lily. “Add some color,” said Jack, handing him a crayon. “Good idea,” said Ben, smiling again. Who said, “Add some color.”

“I can’t open this jar,” said Emma, trying hard. “Let me try,” said Ben, taking it from her. “Be careful,” said Lily. “It’s slippery.” Tom smiled, “There! It’s open now.” Who said, “It’s slippery”?