A little bear sits on a stump and cries bitterly. A young fox runs past, sees him and asks:
Hello, little bear, why are you crying?
No one wants to play with me!
The little bear sighed and whimpered.
Why is that?
I don't know. I was playing with the hedgehog and the wolf cub, and then they chased me away!
The offended little bear wiped his nose with his paw and looked longingly at his friends, who were playing with pine cones nearby.
Go over and ask to join the game, say a kind word: "Please". You can't force anyone to be friends, you can only ask to join the game, share toys, be kind and caring.
But the little bear only cried louder.
The young fox felt sorry for the little bear, and he decided to reconcile him with his friends himself. The fox went up to the hedgehog and wolf cub:
Hello, friends! You're playing so well!
Yes, we're having fun together! We're tossing pine cones to each other, and we can also throw them at a target.
And the little animals cleverly tossed a pine cone each into an old squirrel's hole.
But why don't you let the little bear join the game, he's so lonely?
He misbehaves, he tramples our pine cones. And he teases too, isn't that right, hedgehog?
Complained the wolf cub.
Yes.
The hedgehog nodded.
Well, forgive him, he won't do it again. The little bear has regretted everything, he's just afraid to come over and ask for forgiveness. Besides, let's all play together.
No, we won't forgive him, we're fine just the two of us! Isn't that right, hedgehog?
Yes.
The young fox spread his paws:
As you wish, I'm going back to the little bear.
Just then the hedgehog's mother called him home. The hedgehog ran away, and the wolf cub was left alone.
