Faris and Aiden Learn to Play it Safe

Faris and his brother, Aiden, were playing in the sitting room last week. They were having a great time, building a tower out of blocks and making funny faces at each other.

But then Aiden had an idea. He saw a box of matches on the table and wanted to play with them. Faris wasn't sure if it was a good idea, but Aiden convinced him that they would be careful.

They started striking the matches and watching them light up. It was fascinating to see the tiny flames dance and flicker. But then, Aiden accidentally dropped a match on the carpet. The carpet caught on fire, and the boys didn't know what to do. They were scared and didn't know how to stop the fire from spreading.

Luckily, their mom heard the commotion and quickly came to their rescue. She put out the fire and scolded the boys for playing with matches. She explained to them how dangerous it is to play with fire and how they could have been hurt.

Faris and Aiden felt bad for what they had done, and they promised their mom that they would never play with matches again. They learned a valuable lesson that day - playing with matches is not a game and can be very dangerous.

From that day on, the boys found other fun and safe activities to do together. They played with their toys, read books, and even helped their mom in the kitchen. They realized that there are plenty of ways to have fun without putting themselves in danger.

The boys never forgot the lesson they learned that day and always made sure to stay away from matches and other dangerous things. They were grateful for their mom's quick thinking and were happy to have her there to keep them safe.