Evening had arrived. And suddenly the furniture standing in the living room began to argue.
I am 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 am very soft and comfortable.
No, I am the most important!
Said the dresser.
Question for children: Why did the dresser decide that it was the most important?
I am very large and spacious. Beautiful crockery stands in me, I am completely varnished, smooth and shiny. This is very beautiful and convenient.
No, I am the most important.
A small voice was heard from the bedroom.
People rest on me after a hard day's work, and children have good, kind dreams.
Question for children: Who joined the argument?
I am very wide and comfortable, and I have backrests.
No, we are the most important of all; the kitchen cannot do without us. Eating whilst standing, holding crockery 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 at, do you think? Why was it surprised?
