Jane is seven years old and Billy is eleven. They often fight (打架) at home. "Mom, Billy doesn't give my book back!"
"It's not yours. It's mine. "
I don't know how to stop them at first but then I have an idea.
I give them some "punishments" when they fight. But those "punishments" are not really punishments一just nice things for each other(互相). For example(例如), when Jane begins a fight, she must clean Billy's room. When Billy begins a fight, he must give Jane a hug (拥抱). They must do many things like this for each other. l write these "punishments" on a round board(圆形板). When one of them begins a fight, they must run (转动) the board and get their "punishments". Jane and Billy think this game is great fun and it works well. Now they get on (相处) well. When children do something wrong, we can do this kind of interesting game—to let them know how to be nice to each other.
