1. Biting is not okay to do.
2. Biting makes your teacher and friends sad.
3. Biting can hurt others.
4. Instead of biting we can use our words or ask for help

Biting 

Jack, a tiny white dog, playing with a ball

Once upon a time, there were two friends named Jack and John. Jack was a tiny white dog, and John was a golden cat. They loved playing together and having fun.

Chapter 1: Jack and John

John, a golden cat, sliding down a playground slide

One sunny day, Jack and John went to the playground. They saw their friends swinging, sliding, and laughing. They joined in the fun, feeling happy and excited.

Chapter 2: The Playground

But something unexpected happened. Jack got a little too excited and accidentally bit one of their friends. Ouch! It hurt their friend, and everyone became sad.

Chapter 3: The Incident

Jack and John realized what Jack had done was wrong. They quickly went up to their friend and said, 'We're sorry for biting you. We didn't mean to hurt you.' Their friend forgave them, but reminded them that biting is not okay.

Chapter 4: Apologizing

Jack speaking to a friend, using speech bubbles to illustrate his words

From that day on, Jack and John learned a valuable lesson. Instead of biting, they started using their words to express themselves. They would say, 'I'm upset' or 'Can you help me?'

Chapter 5: Using Words

Whenever Jack or John felt frustrated or angry, they would ask for help from their friends or their teacher. They realized that there are always people who are willing to listen and lend a helping hand.

Chapter 6: Asking for Help

Jack and John sitting together, surrounded by friends

As Jack and John practiced using their words and asking for help, they noticed that their friendships grew stronger. They became kinder and more understanding towards others, making everyone around them feel happy.

Chapter 7: Being Kind

John and Jack spreading love and friendship, represented by hearts and handshakes

In the end, Jack and John realized that biting was not the right way to solve problems. They chose to be kind, use their words, and ask for help instead. They lived happily ever after, spreading love and friendship wherever they went.