The Boy Who Couldn't Say Sorry

The Boy Who Couldn't Say Sorry

Jake and Ben are doing homework. They are working together to solve problems. They both get different answers.

Jake thinks he is right, but Ben is actually correct. Jake continues to argue with Ben about whos right. They choose to call the teacher over.

The teacher comes and tells Jake that Ben is correct. She explains why and how Ben got that answer. Ben gets very upset.

Jake rips up Ben's paper in anger, upsetting Ben. The teacher is very upset with Jake. Ben begins crying.

Jake and Ben have now been separated. They are both very upset with each other. Ben is upset at Jake for ripping the paper up. Jake is upset about being wrong.

Jake is telling his side of the story. Jake explains that he ripped up Ben's paper and was upset. Jake says he is upset that Ben is mad at him.

Jake's mom says that he is in the wrong. She is trying to explain why. Jake is very upset once again.

Jake is starting to realize he is in the wrong. His mom is explaining to him that he needs to go to school and say he is sorry. He doesn't fully want to, but he thinks it will help their friendship.

Jake is now taping the homework back together. He plans to give it back. He now feels bad for getting so upset at Ben.

Jake is now writing an apology note. He is thinking about how mean he was acting. He expresses him self through the note and is

Jake and Ben have both arrived at school. Ben still looks very upset. Jake is scared to say sorry.

Jake walks up to Ben. Jake explains that he is very sorry. He explains to Ben that he understands he was in the wrong. Jake hands the apology note to Ben.

Ben is very happy that Jake apologized. He reads the note. Ben forgives Jake.

Jake and Ben become friends. They work together on math problems and get along. The teacher is very happy.

Now Jake and Ben are friends again. They are no longer fighting. This shows you that it's always good to say sorry when you know your in the wrong.