Evening had arrived. And suddenly, the furniture standing in the living room began to argue.
I'm the most important!
Said the sofa.
Question for children: Why did the sofa decide that it was the most important?
People rest on me, read books, and watch television. I'm very soft and comfortable.
No, I'm the most important!
Said the china cabinet.
Question for children: Why did the china cabinet decide that it was the most important?
I'm very large and spacious. Beautiful dishes stand in me, and I'm completely polished, smooth, and shiny. That's very beautiful and convenient.
No, I'm the most important.
A little voice was heard from the bedroom.
People rest on me after a hard day's work, and children have good, pleasant dreams on me.
Question for children: Who joined the argument?
I'm very wide and comfortable, and I have a backrest.
No, we're the most important of all. Without us in the kitchen, things just don't work. Eating while standing and holding dishes in your hands is not comfortable at all…
Question for children: Who supported the argument?
An old armchair listened to them and was amazed.
Question for children: What was the armchair amazed about, do you think? Why was it surprised?
